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Andrew Koenig graduated with degrees in Finance and Accounting from Elon University in…
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Working with family isn’t easy. I got into a small argument with JC at work the other day. “I’m okay, just leave me alone already,” JC said. He told…
Working with family isn’t easy. I got into a small argument with JC at work the other day. “I’m okay, just leave me alone already,” JC said. He told…
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Vice Chairman of Broward Heart Walk 2023
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Nova Southeastern University Huizenga College of Business
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Palm Beach Tech | 'Serving South Florida'
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The retail landscape is constantly changing as retailers prepare for the second half of the year while others file for bankruptcy. Early forecasts remain conservative as it appears that retailers will need to tighten their belts even more to increase profitability. #retailers #profitability
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Don Davis
Distribution is a fragmented industry, and that presents an opportunity for penetration by big retailers, says Ian Heller of Distribution Strategy Group. Home Depot's recently announced $18.25 billion deal to acquire SRS Distribution is an example of the steady push by big retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Lowe's Companies, Inc. in addition to The Home Depot to capture a growing share of the $8 trillion in revenue from US wholesale and distribution. Heller explains that these retailers are largely blocked from major acquisitions in retail by antitrust concerns. But distribution is wide open to them, at least for now. Distributors will have to up their game to meet these deep-pocketed and technologically savvy competitors. https://bit.ly/3QyAXnS
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Nicole Hoffman
Retail design always is a meaningful part of the #retail experience, and I enjoyed sharing my insight with National Jeweler on how design is impacting store design and consumer engagement alike. What are your thoughts on how merchandising design impact stores… jewelry focused like discussed here or any category of retail?
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Craig Webb
Intriguing: Orgill will "provide support" to True Value Company retailers as Do it Best bids to buy True Value. How? Well, Orgill notes that 400 True Value retailers converted to Orgill in past 2 years and 65 more conversions are in the works. Orgill also says it shares business with True Value at 800 stores. Then the news release cites Orgill's recent advances and improvements. How do you interpret this? Earl B.
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