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    How Vans Skated Past a Big Retail Milestone

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    Amazon Is Trying to Steal Walmart’s Cookies

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    How E-commerce Is Making Stores Relevant Again

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    This Lower Calorie Option Is Now Olive Garden’s Most Popular Dish

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    Retailers Could Get Slammed by Slowing International Tourism

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    Sears Seeks to Kill Bankruptcy Talk as Stock Collapses

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    Payless Said to Close Up to 500 Stores in Bankruptcy Reorganization

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    How Macy’s New CEO Plans to Stop the Bleeding

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    Soon, You’ll Be Able to Get Costco Groceries Delivered At Home

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    Sears Acknowledges ‘Substantial’ Fears It Could Go Bankrupt

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    Amazon Has a New Tactic to Fight Counterfeits

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    Why Kohl’s CEO Still Thinks Having More Stores Is Better

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    Here’s What Your Local Target Store Could Look Like Pretty Soon

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    Walmart Is Launching a Tech Incubator in Silicon Valley

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    Target to Open Flagship Store in New York’s Busiest Shopping District

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