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Same-store sales fell 2.5% last month, but data suggests the worst is over
TNS Retail Forward compiled data on November same-store sales from 40 retail chains that reported sales today. Wal-Mart stood out as an exception with a 3% sales increase. The (relatively) good news: consumers don’t plan to cut spending more.
Posted 12/04/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment
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Online wholesaler DollarDays reports 1,000 new customers a day
Designed to help small merchants compete with large retailers, online wholesaler DollarDays International has gained an average of 1,000 new customers, many of them one- or two-person operations, over the past year, the company says.
Posted 01/04/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment
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The web ranks high for holiday shopping, especially among the well-to-do
53% of consumers listed the Internet as a favorite place to shop, second only to discount stores at 62%. Consumers could pick more than one favorite place. Traditional department stores were No. 3 at 45%, followed by home electronics stores at 35%.
Posted 11/17/2004Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Record holiday sales online could come with a price, Jupiter warns
Free shipping made Holiday 2002 a success online, beating last year’s number by 17%, Jupiter projects. But there’s a catch: Shoppers expect free shipping to become standard operating procedure.
Posted 01/06/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment
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Family Dollar launches new web site
The discount chain’s new site doesn’t allow online buying. Rather it is a marketing site that give shoppers a virtual tour of a store and a store locator service.
Posted 09/18/2001Kurt PetersPost a comment
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The price is right?
Retailers juggle strategies, margins and customer expectations as the Internet changes the rules of product pricing.
Posted 02/28/2007Internet RetailerPost a comment
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Dell Helps Duckwall-ALCO Stores Bring Big-Store Shopping to Small-Town America
Retailer Standardizes on Dell from the Headquarters to the Back Office and Checkout Lanes Round Rock, Texas, October 31, 2005 -- Duckwall-ALCO Stores, Inc. is using Dell technology to help ensure customer satisfaction at each of its 250 stores in the United States. The Midwest regional retailer is making a significant investment to refresh technology at the corporate headquarters and stores with a range of DellTM products and services, including...
Posted 10/31/2005
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