Mari Davis No Comments Execs from Macy’s, Brooks Brothers, Disney, HSN Headline NRF’s 100th Annual Convention WASHINTON D.C., Nov 2, 2010 – When the National Retail Federation’s 100th Annual Convention arrives in New York this January, … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments Online Retailers Expecting Strong Holiday Sales, Says Shop.org Survey WASHINGTON D.C., Oct 21, 2010 / — The holiday season may be merry and bright for online retailers with nearly … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments September Sales Increase 7.7 Percent Year-Over-Year, Says NRF WASHINGTON D.C., Oct 15, 2010 / — As retailers closed the books on the summer selling season and looked ahead … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments NRF Forecasts Holiday Sales Increase of 2.3 Percent WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct 6, 2010 / — After a ho-hum 2009 and a disastrous 2008, holiday retail sales are expected … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments After Spooky 2009, Halloween Spending Bounces Back to ’08 Levels, According to NRF WASHINGTON, D.C., Sep 23, 2010 – There will be no shortage of ghosts or goblins this Halloween as 148 million … Continue Reading
Maggie O'Halloran No Comments SYMS, Fresh & Easy, rue21 Among Nation’s Hottest Retailers, According to STORES Magazine WASHINGTON, D.C., Aug 3, 2010 – As American families invested in off-price, discount, online and even after-market merchandise throughout 2009, … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments NRF Releases Blueprint for Retailers to Leverage Mobile Technology WASHINGTON D.C., Jul 7, 2010 – Thanks to features like texting, GPS and web browsing, mobile phones have quickly become … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments Clothes, Gadgets and Gift Cards Prevail as Top Gifts This Father’s Day WASHINGTON D.C., Jun 3, 2010/ – As the economy continues its slow rebound, Americans will spend slightly more paying homage … Continue Reading
Staff Writer No Comments Friends & Family to Spend $3.9 billion For Grads this Season, Says NRF WASHINGTON D.C., May 19, 2010 – There’s no question that graduates the last few years have had it rough when … Continue Reading