Dick's Is Done With Assault Rifles, Plus Pizza Hut Wins NFL Sponsorship And Walgreens Slumps On Amerisource Deal Explosion.
 
 
 
 
 
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February 28, 2018
 
 
 
 
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Gourmet Coffee Subscriptions Take The Coffee Shop Experience To The Office
 

Offices have long offered their employees coffee, but workers don’t always like the available options. Some want a cup that tastes like it comes from a local coffee shop, especially if they don’t have time to visit their favorite baristas. As a result, companies like Dripkit are seeking to offer gourmet coffee that’s easy to make — and purportedly tastes as good as cup of joe made by someone who really knows coffee. Here’s how these services work and which markets they're looking to serve.

 
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  Macy's Earnings
 
 
 
Macy’s Posts Earnings Surprise On Strong Brick And Mortar, Digital
 

Well-known department store chain Macy's posted results Tuesday (Feb. 27) that showed strength not just in the firm's digital efforts — which were marked by double-digit percentage gains — but also in (gasp!) brick-and-mortar sales, too. Positive comps led the headlines, of course, as did both management and investor optimism. We've got a deeper overview of the details right here.  Read More...

 
  Lowe's Earnings
 
 
 
Sales Were Up, Foot Traffic, Too — But Lowe's Disappointed Investors
 

Lowe’s earnings results weren’t bad, with both revenue and foot traffic beating analyst expectations, but investors just weren’t feeling the love — particularly since the company also notched a notable miss in its earnings. As such, the North Carolina-based chain is now getting ready to embark on a major “home improvement” effort all of its own, according to CEO Robert Niblock.  Read More...

 
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Top Retailers Woo All-Channel Customers With Delivery, New Payment Options
 

As consumers seek to make purchases through multiple channels — in-store, online and through apps — shoppers are turning to large retailers for their omnichannel purchases. As a result, options like Target and Walmart are rolling out delivery services through Shipt and Deliv, respectively. Even some retailers with singular focuses — like Old Navy with apparel — are making their products more accessible beyond in-store experiences. Here's how the five most popular retailers are reaching their customersRead More...

 
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