Thursday, May 24, 2012

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Retail investors 'scared' over Facebook investment: Experts
Deccan Herald
Amid lawsuit over Facebook's much hyped IPO, experts are now questioning if retail investors -- who were considering it a 'hot deal' -- are in for a shock. "Retail investors are scared. Most people thought this was a hot deal, and now that it's not, ...
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Profit booking may be seen in Pantaloon Retail: Tulsian
Moneycontrol.com
Profit booking may be seen in Pantaloon Retail at Rs 165- 170, says SP Tulsian, sptulsian.com. Tulsian told CNBC-TV18, "FDI is the only reason for Pantaloon to move up because if you see in the morning upto 10.30am it was ruling at about Rs 140-141 ...
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VeriFone and PayPal Sign Pact to Bring Alternative Payments to Large Retailers
MarketWatch (press release)
Together, VeriFone and PayPal offer retailers the opportunity to converge e-commerce and retail payments into a new shopping experience for consumers. As participating retailers take advantage of VeriFone's software upgrade and services, shoppers will ...
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Cycle Gear Opens 96Th Retail Store in Laurel, Maryland
MarketWatch (press release)
BENICIA, Calif., May 24, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Cycle Gear Inc., the nation's largest retailer of motorcycle apparel and accessories, is pleased to announce the opening of its 96th retail store in Laurel, Maryland. Just a short drive from the ...
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ThinkSmart joins growing list of retail casualties
Sydney Morning Herald
That includes the broking house JPMorgan, which underwrote the retail portion of the issue and ended up having to find homes for about 40 per cent of the shares on offer. Montarello's speech said the directors, too, were disappointed in the share price ...
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Banks pay over the odds for retail deposits
The Australian
THE four biggest Australian banks are paying a premium for retail deposits and protecting savers from interest rate cuts in a bid to stay out of volatile international wholesale funding markets. An exclusive analysis carried out for The Australian has ...
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DJs' value lies in bricks and mortar
Sydney Morning Herald
Any leveraged buyout needs an exit plan, and unless there is some degree of certainty that the retail environment will recover over a three-to-five year period, there is no guarantee the market will stump up for another department store float down the ...
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Report: Retail Vacancies Are on the Decline
Apparel Magazine
By Jessica Binns, Contributing Editor Cassidy Turley, a commercial real estate services provider in the US, reports the first vacancy declines for the US retail sector in five years as the market's recovery gains momentum. Cassidy Turley's May 2012 US ...
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Vintage Shops Never Go Out of Fashion, in Retail Digital
Sacramento Bee
No other type of retail affiliation captures the mood and atmosphere of its owner quite like it. There is no generic high street branding, no conforming to market demands and no extortionately priced contemporary one-minute wonders.
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Grandville Printing Awarded Two Patents For Retail Shelf Edge Innovation
MarketWatch (press release)
"I think this validates our market leadership position for solving the very tough demands of in-store retail shelf tag production. We are helping leading retailers to lower their in-store labor costs while at the same time enabling them to create more ...
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Retail Roundup: Richard's to Close After 113 Years; Mt. Kisco Diner Seeks Addition
Patch.com
By Tom Auchterlonie After 113 years in business, Richard's Home Center & Lumber will soon close down, Mount Kisco Deputy Mayor (and part owner) George Griffin confirmed. A person at the store stated that no closure date is in place yet, although there ...
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Retail wages 'down €109 per week'
Irish Times
The trade union representing retail workers has said its members, on average, saw their take-home pay fall by €109 per week over the last year. Mandate said that for retail workers the falling wages were due mainly to reductions in working hours for ...
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Irish Times
SelectCore to Offer Third-Party Gift Cards Through Retail Network
MarketWatch (press release)
Under the terms of the agreement, major gift card brands will be made available through SelectCore's point-of-sale platform at retail partner locations across Canada and the United States. In lieu of having cards on a rack, virtual cards will be ...
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SAP VP Caught Doing Very Original Research On Retail Security: Barcode ...
StorefrontBacktalk
Still, this marks a disturbing trend. It just so happens that both Lego and Target are large customers of SAP. Whatever happened to tradition? SAP has always ripped off retailers via purchase orders, not fake barcodes. Oh well. Times must progress.
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Liberty Power Ranks as Largest Independent Electric Retailer
DigitalJournal.com (press release)
Liberty Power, one of the nation's fastest-growing independent energy retailers, today announced the company's rank as the nation's largest, completely independent retail electric provider based on information provided by world-renowned industry ...
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Total Gym® Launches New Retail Product Line for 2013
PR Web (press release)
Scheduled to hit retail stores nationwide just in time for the 2012 holiday shopping season, Total Gym Fitness, LLC has announced a line up of New Total Gym home exercise machines. We are thrilled with the new look and increased functionality of the ...
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PR Web (press release)
Budget Cutting Threatens Retail-Friendly Government Data
StorefrontBacktalk
One of the most useful sources of customer and retail business information could become a casualty of the budget wars in Washington, DC On May 10, Republicans in the US House of Representatives passed a budget package that eliminates funding for the ...
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Investment climate for Retail Assets improves
SA Commercial Prop News
By SA Commercial Prop News - NREI 18 minutes ago US - Buyers targeting the retail sector are increasingly considering lower-quality assets and properties in secondary and tertiary markets, creating a more robust investment sales climate.
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TD Bank 2Q Earnings: U.S., Canadian Retail Banking Pushes Profits Up 21 Per Cent
Huffington Post Canada
TORONTO -- TD Bank Group says stronger results from its retail operations in Canada and the United States helped drive its second-quarter profit to double-digit increases, which beat analyst estimates. The Toronto-based bank had a $1.69-billion profit ...
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