Sun.Jul 07, 2024

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Sam’s Club Makes Controversial Membership Policy Changes

RetailWire

Sam's Club has quietly implemented a policy that requires shoppers to pay extra for access during designated hours, a revelation that sparked discussions among concerned consumers across various social platforms.

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Payment Processing Fuels Shopify Earnings

Practical eCommerce

Shopify's growth continues, with Q1 2024 revenue up 23% from the prior year, mainly owing to Shopify Payments. The post Payment Processing Fuels Shopify Earnings appeared first on Practical Ecommerce.

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Trader Joe’s Receipt Goes Viral

RetailWire

A Trader Joe's receipt from a California family has sparked a viral discussion on social media about grocery costs and shopping choices for large families who are on a budget.

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Bitcoin Faces New Challenges Amid Financial Turbulence

RetailWire

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has indicated an important time is coming for bitcoin. This prediction is based on how the U.S. budget deficit is projected to reach a whopping $1.9 trillion.

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NEWS: SML RFID Delivers 98% Inventory Accuracy to Gina Tricot

I’m getting in touch with the news that fashion retailer, Gina Trictot, has achieved 98% inventory accuracy thanks to its partnership with SML RFID. Please see the full press release below, including exclusive quotes.

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Amtrak Service is Restored to New York and Boston

RetailWire

Amtrak has successfully restored service between New York and Boston following a temporary suspension caused by a power outage, the rail service announced over the weekend. The disruption stemmed from a faulty circuit breaker affecting tracks between Union Station in New Haven, Connecticut and Penn Station in New York. Amtrak later identified a lightning strike as the root cause of the outage.

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SK On Faces Emergency with Sluggish EV Sales

RetailWire

South Korean EV battery manufacturer SK On is grappling with a critical situation due to weak electric vehicle sales in Europe and the United States. In response to these challenges, Chief Executive Lee Seok-hee has made and outlined plans for significant cost-cutting measures as part of an "emergency management" strategy, according to a letter addressed to the company's employees.