According to new research from Pew, a significant number of consumers don’t want their past behaviors analyzed by retail companies. Continue reading →

Many retailers anticipate 2012 to be a big year in sales, but American consumers aren’t so sure. Continue reading →

Many Americans are gearing up to spend more shopping online in 2012, but a significant portion of consumers will have to limit their ecommerce activities due to rising food and gas prices. Continue reading →

Retail sales aren’t wavering, with many of the big-name retail brands beating or exceeding Wall Street predictions. Continue reading →

Perhaps the worst thing any retail merchant can encounter is not having enough product to satisfy consumer demand. Continue reading →

One of the best ways to improve the customer shopping experience is by employing more associates to help them, regardless of whether they are positioned as greeters when customers enter the store, salespeople to assist them or cashiers. Continue reading →

Recognizing conservative consumer spending habits, many U.K. retailers are cutting prices to keep sales up, a new report from the British Retail Consortium found. Continue reading →

Daily deals sites such as Groupon have been the subject of much controversy in the retail segment. Continue reading →