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  • Asda Guarantees its Prices are Lowest — Period

    Asda, Walmart’s U.K. retail operation, is looking to have the last word when it comes to low prices with its “Asda Price Guarantee,” introduced yesterday, which is a rock-solid vow to shoppers that the company can’t — and won’t — be beaten on price.
  • Study: Specialty food sales top $63B in 2009

    Even with fewer new product introductions, the specialty food industry rang up $63.09 billion in sales in 2009, an increase of 2.9 percent over the previous year, according to “The State of the Specialty Food Industry 2010,” an annual report from SPINS, Mintel International and the National Association of the Specialty Food Trade.
  • Costco Renews Multi-year Contract for Digital Place-Based Media Services

    Club retailer Costco Wholesale Corp. yesterday extended its digital place-based media services relationship with San Francisco-based Premier Retail Networks, Inc. for the development of Costco’s in-store media network and content strategy.
  • Green Energy is Blooming

    What may be perhaps one of the most groundbreaking green energy solutions available today may soon be affordable for most retailers to incorporate into their operations.
  • Low Prices Supplant Customer Service as Top Customer Loyalty Driver: Report

    In contrast to Colloquy’s last report on consumer loyalty to U.S retailers, in 2008, Walmart dominated the 2010 index, reflecting a reality in these recessionary times: low prices drove consumer loyalty.
  • Walmart, Discover Extend Network Agreement

    Walmart Inc. extended its multi-year, network agreement with Discover through 2015, in which Discover will continue to be the exclusive network for transactions made on the Walmart Discover card, which was launched in 2005 and is issued by GE Money bank.
  • New Consumer Study Reveals Channel Shifts, Increased Shopping Trips

    While analysts reported a decrease in shopping trips in 2009 based on the economic crisis and consumers’ shifting toward bulk purchases and private label selection, new research from WSL Strategic Retail illustrates a new shift in shopping patterns.
  • New Consumer Study Reveals Channel Shifts, Increased Shopping Trips

    While analysts reported a decrease in shopping trips in 2009 based on the economic crisis and consumers’ shifting toward bulk purchases and private label selection, new research from WSL Strategic Retail illustrates a new shift in shopping patterns.
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