REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni Shopping? There's an app for that. Probably thousands, to be sure, but Samantha Murphy at Mashable reports on a new study by mobile and social media merchandising firm Zmags that revealed only four percent of consumers prefer to shop using mobile apps, while 87 percent prefer websites and mobile sites. While tablet shopping is gaining ground across various retail categories ...

Nonprofit groups and lighting manufacturers are trying to educate consumers about new light bulb choices.

Starmount, a software provider focused on helping retailers optimize the shopper experience, today announced Starmount ConnectTM, an open shopper engagement platform that empowers retailers to deliver a more personalized in-store shopping experience and increase in-store sales.

An Amarillo shopping center that carries an appraised value of more than $1.5 million moved from the portfolio of one Houston realty company to that of another Houston firm in a recently closed sale.

There is both some good and bad news when it comes to the projected food costs for 2012.First, the BAD...

NEW YORK , Jan. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The use of technology for shopping by 18-25 year olds is significantly overrated. In fact, more than 68% of the 18-25 year olds surveyed "prefer to shop in ...

comScore reports significant YoY increases in online holiday shopping revenue, with a new record of $37.2 billion in retail e-commerce spend over November and December. In addition, paid search budgets increased 31 percent over 2010, while click c...

SAN FRANCISCO , January 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Kenshoo ( http://www.kenshoo.com ), a global leader in digital marketing software, today released its full Kenshoo 2011 U.S. Online Retail Holiday Shopping ...

Paris Saint Germain coach Carlo Ancelotti has an extensive shopping list as he looks to make his new club a feared name in Europe, with Carlos Tevez and Fernando Torres in his thoughts as well as the likes of Pato and Kaka, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported Tuesday.

For those of us accustomed to shopping at farmers markets and/or growing our own , it’s tempting to lament the onset of winter. Sure, year-round markets are selling winter greens and crunchy radishes , cold-storage apples and turnips galore. But what about those beloved snappy green beans, dripping-ripe tomatoes and sweet, sweet corn? Read full article >>