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You probably don’t think much about the cardboard and other garbage that your store tosses every week. But for enterprising crooks, it’s a lucrative income stream.
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There’s no one thing customers need to give your company high ratings for satisfaction. What they’re really look for
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Wal-Mart reports it made big gains in meeting its sustainability goals — but even the 800 pound gorilla is finding it’s not always easy to balance corporate needs with Mother Earth’s.
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What if you could team up with one of the most popular mobile games by selling related products with special clues to unlock bonus levels in the game? Sounds like a win-win situation? One major retailer is hoping that it is!
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Many retailers are jumping on the green and healthy-living bandwagons. Here’s the latest one:
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As 2011 is coming to a close with what will hopefully be an even better holiday sales season than last year, Retail News Alert is taking a look back at the stories that grabbed your attention. Here are “The Top 10 Retail Stories of 2011.”
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Retailers worry a lot about sales. But here’s something else they need to worry about or it could cost them millions:
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Just about every company is looking for a way to use their Facebook page to drive sales. And one mega-retailer might have found the way.
A bunch of retailers are breaking out new smartphone and tablet apps this holiday season to make shopping easier on consumers. Does your company have one?
Wal-Mart is throwing down the gauntlet when it comes to winning holiday sales this year!
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Is it time to cut back on the Twinkies and stock up on some apples?
Do you know what has the most direct effect on shoppers’ behavior?
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As retailers fight to crawl out of a terrible recession, there is one gleam of hope: The 2011 Top 100 Retailers List. Did your company make cut?
In what’s being touted as the most important class-action ruling since the 1960s, Wal-Mart, the largest private U.S. employer, came out the victor. And the implications of the ruling are huge for the retail industry!
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The simple answer is yes. But how – and why?
In a move that could set off a firestorm, Wal-Mart has acquired a social media company for $300 million.
In 2009, Wal-Mart allotted 21% more floor space to electronics, but that’s all about to change.
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For the past seven quarters, Wal-Mart’s sales have fallen, but the retail giant is hoping its new strategy will lift shoppers spirits and its sales!
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Does Wal-Mart discriminate against women? That is what the U.S. Supreme Court is contemplating in the nation’s largest class-action suit.
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The retail giant lost its $2 million battle with the Occupational and Health Safety Administration (OSHA) over a $7,000 fine. So why did Wal-Mart fight and spend so much money for such a small fine?
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