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African Americans Urged to Spend More in Black-owned Businesses
Blacks spend less money in black-owned businesses than other racial and ethnic groups spend in businesses owned by members of their groups, including Hispanics and Asians.
Terrorist Attacks, Like Those in Paris, Said Not to Have Lasting Negative Impact on Economy
For some people, even to discuss the impact on an economy, let alone financial markets, of a tragedy such as the Paris attacks is poor taste. But one of the aims of terrorists is to cause economic and financial damage; hence the attacks on Wall Street on 9/11 or on tourists in Tunisia earlier this year. So the issue is worth considering.
Thirty-two Percent of Shoppers Use Social Media for 'Brand Engagement', Survey Says
Consumers find it easy to use social media for brand engagement, but that doesn't mean they are using it.
Many Consumers Begin Holiday Shopping Earlier Than Ever
Anyone looking for more proof that holiday shopping begins earlier has some new statistics to cite: 56.6 percent of those celebrating the holidays had begun shopping by early November, up from 54.4 percent last year and up further from the 49 percent who had started by this time in 2008, the first time the National Retail Federation asked the question.
Sales on the Run: Retailers Must Cash in on Mobile Commerce
For the retail industry, mobile has become a major aspect of the brand and commerce experience.
More 'Sophisticated' Product Placement Seen Among Retailers, Study Says
Analysis of 2013 and 2014 holiday sales data on 300,000 products indicated more sophisticated retail product management, higher quality merchandise offered at discounted prices, and promotions extended after the holiday season, suggesting a promotion trend retailers are likely to apply for the 2015 holidays and beyond.
Will A Paris Summit Yield Green Results?
Inevitable, irreversible and irresistible. That's how some environmental experts view the coming of "the low-carbon economy."
Retailers Who Fail to Get Home Delivery Right First Time May Not Get Second Chance
Home delivery is shaping up to be the sticky widget in retailers' toolboxes this holiday season - and one that could affect customer loyalty for a long time to come - as half of all consumers won't give merchants a second chance following a disappointing online experience.
Consumers Prefer Free Delivery Over Fast Shipping, Survey Says
Consumers expect to hear knocks on their door from delivery services well into the holiday week and for no cost at all, according to Deloitte's 30th annual holiday survey of consumer spending intentions and trends. In fact, free shipping is the top priority for shoppers when it comes to retail policies, with 72 percent of responding consumers planning to take full advantage of the perk. Nearly 9 in 10 shoppers (87 percent) prioritized free shipping over fast shipping (13 percent) when purchasing gifts shopping online.
Game On: A New Tool for Supply-Chain Simulation
Can playing a game help supply-chain managers cope with the uncertainties of the real world?
Despite Bad News Most of the Year, Mexican Consumers Aren't Reluctant to Spend
Shares in Walmart, the American retailing behemoth, have dropped by a third so far this year. But those of Walmex, its separately listed Mexican arm, are up 30 percent. This shaft of sunlight is surprising, for the mood south of the border has generally been glum.
What's Best Way to Fulfill E-commerce Orders In-store?
Research shows that one of the biggest questions retailers face when they move to an omnichannel initiative is where to start?
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