The functionality of this wall in the popup ShopWithMe store goes far beyond providing a place for goods to sit or hang. It provides flexibility for merchandise changeouts, is self-illuminating to draw the eye, and is designed for easy assembly—and disassembly. From Retail Environment
Merchandise, technology, and touches of localization effortlessly blend within the twostory, flagship store. Spirited, inspired storytelling imparts a rah-rah theme that connects with consumers, both familiar and new. From Retail Environment
According to the US Census Bureau, “Millennials” are defined as having been born between 1980 and 2000. Many members of this generation are at the beginning of their careers and will play an important role in the U.S.
economy for decades to come. From Franchising USA
Owning a business is the ultimate goal for entrepreneurs, but what happens after you open your first successful location? From Franchising USA
Family ties are an important part of life and for one Florida franchisee, they’ve turned into a lucrative business. From Franchising USA
At only 28-years-old, Justin Wetherill has defied the odds by building a $90MM+ business in just seven years. From Franchising USA
Como resultado de su participación en el mercado tecnológico, la firma logró un crecimiento del 21,6% a nivel global en la categoría PC. En Latinoamérica, las ganancias operativas ascendieron a U$S 76 millones, una gran mejora en comparación al mismo período del año pasado. Más detalles del informe. From EnRetail
El software desarrollado por Hasar Sistemas es ideal para comercios con importante volumen de ventas mediante tarjetas de crédito y débito. Permite agilizar las tareas y controlar transacciones de inicio a fin, entre más alternativas. From EnRetail
El grupo retail y la firma surcoreana pusieron en marcha un plan de inversión superior a los $12 millones para que, desde el país, la cadena de venta de productos electrodomésticos y tecnología produzca y comercialice tecnología de la marca. From EnRetail
Brian Lam doesn’t run many ads on his gadget review site, the Wirecutter. He doesn’t have to, because the reviews themselves are loaded with links to Amazon.com and other places where readers can buy the name-checked products. From Bloomberg Businessweek