While the Canadian economy seems to be improving, thanks in large part to higher retail sales throughout the country, it appears as though merchants are losing significant amounts of revenue per day and annually due to shrinkage. Continue reading
The United Kingdom is hoping to bounce back from the recession as economic conditions continue to improve throughout the country. Continue reading
Besides managing employees, inventory and other daily store operations, retailers also are tasked with meeting the wants and needs of their customers. Continue reading
Retailers know that meeting the expectations and wants of customers is one of the top priorities for their operations. Continue reading
Online retailers are becoming increasingly common among consumers in the United Kingdom, as shoppers turn to the internet for convenience and easier product comparison. Continue reading
Despite the damage and trauma left behind by Hurricane Sandy, one lesson that was learned leading up to and throughout the massive storm is the fact that consumers still heavily rely on brick-and-mortar retail stores, especially in emergency or disaster situations. Continue reading
Retailers are aware of the fact that consumers are increasingly using their mobile devices to carry out shopping related activities, including researching items, comparing products and purchasing. Continue reading
There may still be some retailers that have yet to implement new solutions for accommodating consumers using their smartphones and tablets to make purchases. Continue reading
After the winds have died down and the rain has stopped, the impact from Hurricane Sandy is still expected to be felt throughout the East Coast, both through damage to homes and businesses as well as losses in revenue for retailers. Continue reading
Although retailers are expecting a large surge of shoppers over the next few months as the holiday season gets underway, many businesses are now taking advantage of Halloween and using the spooky theme to increase their sales. Continue reading