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Holiday Retail Sales To Hit Highest Since 2005

PYMNTS

Procrastinators and internet shoppers saved the day this holiday season, transforming what was a slow start into the best holiday season for retailers in years. That would represent the largest growth since 2005 when sales increased 6.1 Customer Growth Partners now expects holiday sales growth to come in at 4.9 percent, up from 4.1

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Klarna creates global ‘Consumer Council’

Bank Innovation

Point-of-sale lender Klarna, which has a banking license in Europe and partners with banks in other markets, is creating a new mechanism to acquire feedback as it evolves its products. The “Consumer Council” will take the form of in-person meetups three times a year in each market.

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Why The Biggest US Retailer Will Stick To Stamps

PYMNTS

Quick: Who’s the biggest retailer in the U.S.? In terms of sheer size and locations, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is the biggest retailer in the country, with 31,000 locations covering pretty much every town. Now, a new report is asking a good question: What if the post office expanded its retail offerings?

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How the Pandemic Has Changed Holiday Season Shopping

Perficient

Here’s a look at the makeup of the respondents in our survey: In addition, Eric Enge, Principal of the Digital Marketing Solutions business unit at Perficient, and Jim Hertzfeld, Chief Digital Strategist for Perficient, discussed this survey and the meaning of these results in a webinar on September 16, 2020.

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Why Search And Logistics Will Shape The Future Of Retail Payments

PYMNTS

The two most powerful forces shaping the future of retail payments have nothing to do with payments at all. It’s a world in which new retail models and new places to shop have emerged to satisfy that need, blending the online and offline worlds in ways that benefit the digital and marginalize the physical – at least as it operates today.

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Will customers tell Barclays to frack off?

Chris Skinner

America’s biggest banks haven’t seen much change to their market share in the last decade, and UK banks have just been getting bigger. That grew to 70% and, excluding the impact of mergers and acquisitions, the four largest banks have lost less than 5% market share since 2005. appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.

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What Did You Expect? Delivering Experiences that Meet Customer Expectations (Part 2 of 3)

Perficient

Attending to these enhancements now while anticipating future needs will require retailers to develop even greater agility and innovation across their fulfillment models. When it began in 2005, Prime offered Functional solutions covering the elements Reduces Cost and Saves Time. Anticipating Customer Wants and Needs.

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