Visa Inc. announced continued global success of Visa Checkout, the online check out service that allows shoppers to pay with their cards online and on any device, with just a few clicks. See what this will mean for merchants.
While reporting a strong Q2 with revenue and income gains and higher guidance, Target Corp. said its supply chain needs to align with omnichannel realities.
For Staples.com, sales were up 1% and the company achieved stable profitability over the second quarter last year. See what other accomplishments Staples achieved in the second quarter.
Lands’ End launches new fall catalog strategy in an effort to capture the brand spirit. See what their plans are for the upcoming season.
Based on the Internet of Things, the U.S. Postal Service envisions a network of sensor-based connected devices to enhance services and drive efficiencies.
Oracle announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Maxymiser, see what this will mean for both companies.
Sears Holding Corp. showed a rare profit in Q2 thanks to property sales, while overall sales declined by 27.3%; comp sales were down at Sears and Kmart.
While WalMart in the U.S. is moving full-steam ahead both online and in-store, internationally the company is seeing slower growth in several key markets. See how Wal-Mart is doing globally with its business.
Target Corp. settled claims over its 2013 holiday season data breach where they agreed to pay Visa issuers up to $67 million.
American Apparel, facing mounting debt, declining sales and cash issues, said it may not be in operation a year from now as it released poor Q2 financials.