David Beckham has teamed up with fashion retailer H&M on a new bodywear range. The soccer star has been working on his line for the last year and has secured an exclusive deal with the Swedish retailer. Beckham’s new underwear range will be stocked in over 1,800 H&M stores across 40 countries around the world.
GameStop is making it easier for PC gamers to get their hands on hot new releases. Exclusively at GameStop, customers can now use any accepted form of payment, including trade credit and GameStop gift cards, to purchase digital PC games at their local store and access the titles immediately at launch.
The offering of a free pizza from Papa John’s surprised The Capitol Deal, The Washington Post’s daily-deal site, when more than 30,000 customers signed up to take advantage of the offer in its first three hours.
Though it may seem like a new fad is sweeping the nation, it’s actually been around for more than 100 years. Coupons, first widely used by C.W. Post in 1909 to help sell his now-famed Post brand breakfast cereals, have become a social phenomenon. Who would have thought that the once-revolutionary newspaper coupon would grow into a life of its own?
The nation's first urban Wal-Mart Express store has opened on Chicago's South Side, part of a highly anticipated test that Wal-Mart hopes will help turn around a two-year U.S. sales slump.
Office Depot reported its loss widened to $29 million in the second quarter, compared with a loss of $25 million in the year-ago period. Sales were essentially flat in the quarter at $2.7 billion. By division, total sales dipped 2 percent in the North American retail division to $1.1 billion, and same-store sales decreased 1 percent.
Inspired by TLC's show "Extreme Couponing," Sandy Beacham, a stay-at-home mother of five, is on a mission to save as much money as possible. She's saved the most on toiletries and personal items at drug stores, but she doesn't consider herself an extreme couponer like people on the show.
Coupons aren't a new idea; they've been around for many generations of shoppers and now they've taken on a new lease of life. Many of your customers are looking at their cost of living and the family budget and wondering where they can save money. The result is that they're being bombarded with discount offers in almost every shopping window.
Borders' liquidation will increase available U.S. retail space by as much as 6.3 million square feet, according to DJM Realty LLC, as the industry struggles with near-record vacancy rates and stagnant rents.
While same-sex marriage is new to New York state, gay couples in Rochester have long worked with local retailers, from bridal shops to reception halls, to celebrate weddings that occurred days before and hundreds of miles away.
