Article By Sanford Stein | April 4, 2022 Two unrelated events took place 30 years ago in 1992 that altered our world. The first involved Charles M. Stack who started Book Stacks Unlimited, the first online bookstore, selling books via a dial-up bulletin board based in
The next generation of department store concepts may be located in Fairfax, Virginia. Armed with a smaller footprint (22,000 square feet), a stylish selection of products and a tech-savvy space, Bloomingdale's new Northern Virginia location, Bloomie's, could point to a new direction for the sector. Or, at
Describing itself as a "fun and crazy" destination, Pierrot is a discount retailer that goes to great lengths for a unique in-store experience. There might be only one place in Korea where shoppers can pick up dog bones, yogurt makers, gorilla masks, purses and fresh food
Shopping is taking a futuristic turn with augmented reality (AR) shopping. Osterhout Design Group (ODG) has collaborated with Mastercard and Qualcomm to introduce a revolutionary way for shoppers to navigate their shopping experience, whether from the comfort of home or in-store, eliminating the need to
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In a new type of retail disruption, London’s must buzzed-about department store, Selfridges, plans to remove the men’s and women’s departments on the three floors of its Oxford Street flagship from mid- March to the end of April, replacing them with unisex or gender-neutral shops.
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