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| Mattress retail store Sleepy's opens in CL Northwest Herald CRYSTAL LAKE – East Coast mattress retailer Sleepy's recently opened 10 stores in the Chicago area, including one in Crystal Lake, as it expands into the midwest market for the first time. Sleepy's opened last week at 4801 Route 14, in the shopping ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Town begins mulling retail marijuana rules The Daily Planet Retail sales still won't begin until January, but the Town of Telluride has begun to wade into the process of creating its own licensing regulations for retail shops. The town council recently gave direction for the framework for local marijuana rules ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| RETAIL PET SALES: ARE ABUSES WIDESPREAD OR EXAGGERATED? U-T San Diego The solution to ending the issue of "substandard breeders" is not to close down every pet store in America. The Humane Society and animal extremist groups want to do this, but this proposed ordinance is wrong in many different ways. This is not a moral ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Beaumont plans $140M expansion: ER, retail Crain's Detroit Business Beaumont Hospital is resurrecting a 5-year-old plan to build a new emergency department at its Royal Oak main campus that would also include expanded space for retail and surgery. The $140 million, four-story north pavilion project requires state ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Mobile Marketers Can Use Perfect Timing To Win Droves Of Female ... Business Insider Australia It's a fact that women are now responsible for 85 per cent of all purchasing decisions in the United States and recent research shows that they overwhelmingly prefer to shop in physical retail stores. They like to touch and feel the products they're ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Constance Harris: Decision is a disaster for brand Ireland's image Irish Independent For the entire five years of the recession, the only sector growing in retail is high-end, luxury goods, the sales of which are increasing seven to nine per cent every year. That is phenomenal considering we are supposedly in a contracting spending ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mashreq wins 3 top awards Trade Arabia Mashreq, a leading financial institution in the UAE, has been recongnised for its retail, technology and Islamic operations at the Banker Middle East Industry Awards 2013, held in Dubai recently. The bank's retail operation was awarded 'Region's Best ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Equal pay for young workers is not a difficult concept when you know apples ... Sydney Morning Herald The Fair Work Commission is considering a submission to pay younger adult workers under the general retail award the full rate. At present, 20-year-olds get paid 10 per cent less than the full rate, 19-year-olds get 20 per cent less and 18-year-olds ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| John Lewis sets its sights on building Asian concessions network Financial Times The employee-owned retailer already has a wholesale arrangement with South Korean department store Shinsegae, as well as shops within four of its branches, including in Gangnam, the district of Seoul made famous by the pop star Psy. This arrangement ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Saudi dairy giant posts 4.9 % rise in Q2 profit ArabianBusiness.com Banking & Finance · Construction · Education · Energy · Healthcare · Media · Real Estate · Retail · Technology · Transport · Travel & Hospitality. Saudi dairy giant posts 4.9% rise in Q2 profit. By Reuters. Sunday, 7 July 2013 11:57 AM. Share via ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cashback trial mines bank statements The Grocer A new cashback loyalty programme that mines bank data to give consumers targeted retail offers via online bank statements has come to Europe. Transaction-driven marketing is well established in the US but is a new concept here. British company Red ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Exposed firms a bit under the weather Stuff.co.nz Those two and retail chain Postie Plus have all suffered blows to their share prices variously from a retail downturn, especially in Australia, and poor distribution management. Milford Asset Management investment analyst Victoria Harris said she did ... See all stories on this topic » |
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