In current jargon, the phrase the “retail apocalypse” refers to the vast closures of stores throughout the world. Over the …
What’s Really Responsible for the Retail Apocalypse?
02 Thursday Apr 2020
02 Thursday Apr 2020
In current jargon, the phrase the “retail apocalypse” refers to the vast closures of stores throughout the world. Over the …
31 Friday Jan 2020
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Customer Buying Behavior, Customer service, Noishaf Bazaar, Online retailing, Retail Communication Mix, Types of Retailers
Imagine you’re a fashionable, environmentally conscious young professional, hired into your first job. Your company sends you to, say, Dubuque, …
23 Monday Sep 2019
Grocery shopping is a chore that people try to get done as quickly and painlessly as possible. Right? Not necessarily—especially …
19 Wednesday Jun 2019
The introduction of a concept offering usually is associated with the automotive or fashion industries; manufacturers let their designers go …
07 Tuesday May 2019
The recent and ongoing evolution of Amazon’s experiments with omnichannel retailing, as it moves out of cyberspace and into various …
25 Friday Jan 2019
Shoppers might prefer to order bulky, heavy household products (e.g., cans of soup, bottled beverages) to be delivered, so that …
23 Wednesday Jan 2019
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It’s a million-dollar—or more accurately, a 13 billion-dollar—question: Why did Amazon buy Whole Foods? Even casual observers note that there …
27 Tuesday Nov 2018
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Store brands provide a unique means for retailers to signal their identity and strategy. Target’s most recent initiative in this …
30 Friday Mar 2018
The competition between brick-and-mortar retailers and their electronic counterparts—especially Amazon—is long-standing, persistent, and constant. But even as many skeptics continue …
28 Wednesday Mar 2018
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In the largest acquisition in its entire history, 7-Eleven has purchased 1030 stores in 17 states from Sunoco, such that …
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