Articles about Retail

Another Apple retail chief crashes out the door

Third 'great leader' in as many months moves in

Apple's former retail boss spills magic beans on store strategy

Ron Jonhson on improving icommunities, transforming ilives

Dixons Retail flogs Equanet to serial swallower Kelway

IT supplier downs mid-market & public sector firm after one-year fast

Interactive Ideas puts 10 staffers on redundancy watch, exits retail software

North London distie to push only enterprise software

The pace of change part 1- Retail

Whitepaper: Or, what cloud means for your company

Enhancing retail operations with unified communications

Whitepaper: Three articles looking at the problems, challenges and future

Shopping for a secure file transfer solution for retail

Whitepaper: Simple PCI DSS compliance

Cawing retail vultures circle dying Comet, might rip some chunks off

Both bricks-and-mortar and web-based traders are looking to pick through the bones of sickened retail outfit Comet. The receivers Deloitte landed at Comet's doorstep on 2 November to take over operations and have set about cutting costs and finding buyers for the business, which is likely to be broken up. According to sources …

Microsoft to open UK retail store early next year

Microsoft is laying the foundations to open up a retail store in the UK with a launch date marked for early next Spring. The software maker revealed plans to open up 75 stores across the globe at its worldwide partner conference last July and as one of the largest tech markets in Europe, the UK will act as an appropriate …

Dixons Retail: A mirror held up to Europe

Southern pain, northern gain, Pixmania ruining it for everyone

Apple retail boss Browett bags $1.74m of shares

First wave of signing bonus - now another $59.2m to come

UK retail wiz makes $61m by turning up at Apple

The former boss of UK retail chain Dixons found himself - almost - $61m richer on Friday as he sat down at his new desk at Apple. Filings at the SEC show that John Browett took up his new role as senior vp for retail at Apple last Friday. The filings were flagged up by MacRumours amongst others, and can be viewed at the SEC …

Microsoft gets trademark for retail store plans

Microsoft has been awarded a trademark on its design for a store selling all things high tech. Trademark registration 4036534 covers the design of “a retail store with four curved tabletops at the front and rear side walls and a rectangular band displaying changing video images on the walls.” The trademark covers stores selling …

Amazon 'rolling out a retail store in Seattle'

Apple Store-inspired Kindle-pushing boutique rumoured...

Computer 2000 taps Widget UK boss to run retail biz

Foreman fits the bill

IBM ringing up retail system biz sale to Toshiba?

Checking out of POS market

Apple axed Brit retail boss for doing his job well - TOO well, perhaps

Comment Browett was used to selling value-for-money products

Apple lures Dixons boss Browett to run global retail biz

Takes Cook's dollar to expand store empire

Ingram slams 'soft' Euro retail market

Staff face axe as Q3 profits take a hit

Microsoft plans to open 75 retail stores in US

Dude, let's camp outside for the Windows 8 launch

Mini retail empire Micro Anvika implodes, one shop to be shopped

Administrator sets about demolition of London landmark

Internet retail tax threshold 'probably irrelevant'

Dixons Retail boss pockets £1m in face of consumer meltdown

Retail meltdown bitchslaps Ingram Micro profits

Apple to 'boot boxed software from retail boutiques'

Gaming sales wilt after Australian retail orgy

Ingram bemoans tough European retail market

Ousted Apple Store chief Browett is back selling shiny tat for ladies

Dixons feasts on corpse of Comet, chortles over 'slab bonanza

Protect online retail, says eBay

Retailer predicts death of Apple retail channel, eBay gets cozy with brands

Controversialist and online retailer Ruslan Kogan has caused a minor sensation by using a conference stage to say that successful bricks-and-mortar retailers are “Apple’s bitch”. The thrust of his argument – ignoring, by the way, that most bricks-and-mortar retail in Australia has nothing to do with the consumer electronics …