by Tiffany Wagner A payday loan is a type of short-term financing that enables individuals to borrow an amount of cash for a flat interest rate.…
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by Kasey Cover, Digital Marketing & Consumer Loyalty, FasTrax Solutions It’s important that you keep an eye on your most important investment: your inventory. FasTrax’s Warehouse…
Over the summer, the Trump administration garnered a lot of attention over talks of a “trade war” with China and the prospect of the United States…
In order to keep costs down and prices competitive, over the past few decades many retailers and wholesalers have stared importing products direct from China.
Uncle Sam shoppers have always preferred American-made products. With the election of President Trump, the demand for Made in USA has only increased.
In the March issue of Independent Retailer, we interviewed SoftBank, the robotics company who owns Pepper, the retail robot. Though we focused on the consumer-facing implications of robotics in the retail industry, there is much more to the puzzle.
Inventory changes constantly. Throughout each day, sales, returns, new receipts—even damage and theft—affect your stock levels.
The truth is that for many of the older, long-established warehouse and inventory management companies, their dated legacy systems and stratified pricing structures keep them rigidly locked into an old-fashioned system whereby only their largest retail clients are offered the best company products and reports, shutting out smaller retailers from the best management tools.
Creating a financial plan for your business is an essential step in preparing for a successful year.
The National Retail Federation predicts that sales in November and December of 2015 will total around $630.5 billion.