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  • Loyalty Programs: Who Has What Cards in Their Wallet?

    ST. LOUIS -- Consumers who are rewards program members are more likely to have spent a greater amount of money at retail during the past six months according to a study by loyalty marketing consulting firm Maritz Loyalty Marketing.
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol Report: Proof positive

    Sales are potent, and spirits hold plenty of promise for more growth with grocers.
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol Report: Proof positive

    Sales are potent, and spirits hold plenty of promise for more growth with grocers.
  • GROCERY: Beverage Alcohol Report: Proof positive

    Sales are potent, and spirits hold plenty of promise for more growth with grocers.
  • Illinois Retail Merchants Assoc. Condemns Chicago's Big Box Wage Proposal

    CHICAGO -- The Illinois Retail Merchants Association (IRMA) here condemned the Chicago City Council's passage of a big box living wage ordinance on Wednesday, and called for Mayor Richard Daley to reject the decision.
  • Target Celebrates 29 Grand Openings

    MINNEAPOLIS -- Target Corp. here cut the ribbon on 29 stores over the weekend in the following cities around the country, including: Gulf Shores, AL; Kernersville, NC; Oxford, Ala.; Knightdale, N.C.; Tolleson, Ariz.; Omaha, Neb. (2); Irvine, Calif.; Central Islip, N.Y.; San Jose, Calif.; Elmira, N.Y. Yulee, Fla.; Bainbridge, Ohio; Acworth, Ga.; Sandusky, Ohio; Peachtree City, Ga.; Streetsboro, Ohio; Chicago, Ill.; Uniontown, Pa.; Bowie, Md.; Knoxville, Tenn.; Fenton, Mich; Brownsville, Texas; Oakdale, Minn.; Houston, Texas (2); Dardenne Prairie, Mo.; Fredericksburg, Vir.; and Charlotte, N.C.
  • Target and Amazon Enterprise Solutions Extend E-Commerce Agreement

    MINNEAPOLIS & SEATTLE -- Target Corp. and Amazon Enterprise Solutions yesterday extended their e-commerce relationship to August 2010, adding two years to the original agreement in which the Amazon.com-owned e-commerce solutions provider will handle the retailer's online operations.
  • Target and Amazon Enterprise Solutions Extend E-Commerce Agreement

    MINNEAPOLIS & SEATTLE -- Target Corp. and Amazon Enterprise Solutions yesterday extended their e-commerce relationship to August 2010, adding two years to the original agreement in which the Amazon.com-owned e-commerce solutions provider will handle the retailer¿s online operations.
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