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Target's new in-store wellness sections, called Connected Health, enable shoppers to track personal health information on handheld devices.
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The adaptation of digital technology across products, from clothing to coffee, is slowly reshaping what today's consumers expect from brands and their retail…
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The issue of sustainability in the supermarket aisle is no longer a question. It is the answer to retaining relevance among earth-conscious consumers.
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The shift in how members of My Starbucks Rewards earn stars may be a test of its customer loyalty, but with the program's expanding mobile payment and other…
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As CVS/pharmacy enters the thick of converting 1,700 Target pharmacies and clinics to its own brand, it has made it evident its reward program, ExtraCare, will…
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These six facts about a woman's shopping basket reveal what retailers including Nordstrom, Amazon and Tesco do to address them.
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The Dollar Shave Club is one sharp example of how manufacturing supply chains are being disrupted. Yet its approach to winning market share is disarmingly…
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From the tangible value of data assets to stealth pricing, loyalty programs can offer retailers many advantages that are little understood. Here are nine…
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A recent act of kindness by Zappos has some wondering if it could spin its reputation for feel-good experiences into a marketing tool.
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Supermarket chain H-E-B’s plan to give workers a stake in the company hints at technological capabilities that enable retailers to better compensate their…
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Walmart’s recent attempt to reduce shelf stock has vendors concerned, but the greater consideration should be applied to shoppers. Walmart may be doing so, as…
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Youth comes but once, but if you are a retailer, it comes continuously. As Macy's continues its three-year strategy to appeal to teen shoppers, a flagship…
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REI’s daring decision to close its doors on Black Friday represents the latest effort in the broadening movement of conscientious consumerism. The hitch for…
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Retailers need to recognize the event of back-to-school shopping has changed. It’s no longer a mother-child outing shaped by retailers. Now students are…
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Like a smattering of rhinestones on a pair of skinny jeans, Old Navy has emerged as the unexpected sparkle in Gap Inc.’s performance.
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Grocery retailers, armed with unprecedented levels of insights and technology, have the opportunity to provide consumers with the experiences and products they…
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Living mannequins have their place, but few events translate to pure retail progress like a pair of Louboutins arriving by Uber, writes RCE blogger Bryan…
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The price of retail success will never be found on a tag. It will be registered with the emotions of the consumer as she leaves the store.
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While Lululemon left little to the imagination with its see-through yoga pants crisis two years ago, the active wear chain has applied much imagination to its…
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Once again, one of the latest trends in U.S. retail is following that of Europe, and even the world. Like shifting hemlines and boot heights, the launch of the…
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