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Ace Hardware Expands In-Store Pickup Nationwide
In yet another reflection of growing omnichannel demand, Ace Hardware announced the national expansion of its in-store pickup program, launched as a pilot in 2014.
O+F Advisor Distribution and Fulfillment Center Roundup, March 31, 2015
A listing of some recently announced expansions, additions and closures in direct-to-consumer distribution and fulfillment centers.
Best Buy to Shutter 66 Future Shop Stores in Canada
Best Buy Canada announced it is consolidating both Best Buy and Future Shop stores and websites, with plans to build a multichannel customer experience. See what plans they have in place.
Amazon Expands Prime Now to Dallas
Days after going into Baltimore and Miami, Amazon Prime Now one-hour delivery is available in Dallas; Amazon also faulted the FAA on slow drone approval.
American Eagle Outfitters Expands to Chile and Peru
American Eagle Outfitters is continuing its Latin American growth with a series of licensed stores throughout Chile and Peru. Here’s a look at American Eagle’s latest global partnership.
Magento Launches Ecommerce Program for SMBs
Good news for small- and medium-size retailers left in the dark with the impending shutdown of Amazon Webstore: eBay Enterprise has announced the availability of its new Magento Small Business program to help emerging businesses quickly deploy affordable online Magento storefronts.
FAA Grants Conditional Certificate for Amazon Drones
Amazon drones have moved one step closer to commercial reality via an FAA approval of an experimental airworthiness certificate.
Amazon One-hour Delivery Expands to Baltimore and Miami
Amazon has expanded Prime Now one-hour delivery service to customers in select Baltimore and Miami zip codes.
Target Proposes $10 Million Data Breach Settlement
Target Corp. has proposed a $10 million settlement agreement of a class-action lawsuit related to its 2013 data breach, according to documents filed March 18 in the U.S. District Court of Minnesota.