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  • / Technology

    Online service from offline companies still lags, new survey says

    Surveying the 100 largest companies, The Customer Respect Group found that a third don’t respond at all to online inquiries and that half share customer data without permission.

    Posted 06/28/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment

    Surveying the 100 largest companies, The Customer Respect Group found that a third don’t respond at all to online inquiries and that half share customer data without permission.

  • / Technology

    Retailers still not great at web-based response, study says

    A full 37% of retail chains contacted through their web sites never responded to e-mail queries, the same as failed in the prior survey, Customer Respect Group reports.

    Posted 03/07/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

    A full 37% of retail chains contacted through their web sites never responded to e-mail queries, the same as failed in the prior survey, Customer Respect Group reports.

  • / Technology

    Big Lots launches BigLotsWholesale.com

    Big Lots Wholesale, doing business for 34 years, has opened a web site for retailers to purchase closeout inventory at steep discounts.

    Posted 11/01/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment

    Big Lots Wholesale, doing business for 34 years, has opened a web site for retailers to purchase closeout inventory at steep discounts.

  • Big Lots buys Living.com inventory

    Broadline closeout retailer Big Lots is snapping up more and more inventory from failed dot-coms, including $2 million worth from living.com. It re-sells the merchandise at steep discounts in 1,300 retail outlets.

    Posted 06/18/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment

    Broadline closeout retailer Big Lots is snapping up more and more inventory from failed dot-coms, including $2 million worth from living.com. It re-sells the merchandise at steep discounts in 1,300 retail outlets.

  • / E-Retailers

    KBkids.com's IPO Still On

    Consolidated Stores Corp. says it remains committed to an initial public offering for toy e-retailer KBkids.com, even though the parent company has announced a respositioning drive to boost its sagging stock price. The site is a joint venture between Consolidated Stores, which operates more than 1,300 K*B Toys stores nationwide, and BrainPlay.com, an online retailer of specialty children's products. Consolidated Stores, which also operates Big...

    Posted 01/19/2001Don DavisPost a comment

    Consolidated Stores Corp. says it remains committed to an initial public offering for toy e-retailer KBkids.com, even though the parent company has announced a respositioning drive to boost its sagging stock price. The site is a joint venture between Consolidated Stores, which operates more than 1…

  • KB Toys sold

    KB Toys Chief Executive Officer Michael L. Glazer and Bain Capital Inc., a global private equity firm, have bought KB Toys from Consolidated Stores Corp. KB Toys is the mall-based and online specialty toy retailer. Consolidated Stores announced plan to divest KB Toys in June 2000 and signed a letter of intent in mid-November with Bain Capital. The approximate $300 million transaction encompasses all KB Toys divisions including KB Toys, KB Toy...

    Posted 01/19/2001Don DavisPost a comment

    KB Toys Chief Executive Officer Michael L. Glazer and Bain Capital Inc., a global private equity firm, have bought KB Toys from Consolidated Stores Corp. KB Toys is the mall-based and online specialty toy retailer. Consolidated Stores announced plan to divest KB Toys in June 2000 and signed a…

  • The New Liquidators

    Liquidation web sites fight for their share of $80 billion in excess inventory sales.

    Posted 04/28/2006Internet RetailerPost a comment

    Liquidation web sites fight for their share of $80 billion in excess inventory sales.

    Related Searches:Costco Liquidation | Truckload Liquidation

  • / Press Release

    BIG LOTS SELECTS G-LOG FOR GLOBAL LOGISTICS INITIATIVES

    Single System Provides Visibility and Optimization of All Shipments for Large Retailer SHELTON, Conn.-September 9, 2003-G-Log, the leading provider of global logistics and transportation software, today announced that Big Lots, the nation’s largest broadline closeout retailer, with 1,350+ retail stores in 46 states, has selected the G Log® Global Command and Control Center™ (GC3™) software to manage all of its transportation needs enabling...

    Posted 09/10/2003

    Single System Provides Visibility and Optimization of All Shipments for Large Retailer SHELTON, Conn.-September 9, 2003-G-Log, the leading provider of global logistics and transportation software, today announced that Big Lots, the nation’s largest broadline closeout retailer, with 1,350+ retail…

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