Retail
Mark Zuckerberg
For $46, You Can Dress Just Like Mark Zuckerberg
Italian retail company Vresh Clothing recently released a replica of the gray T-shirt regularly seen on Facebook's CEO.
Retail
Big-box Stores Are Failing. Here's How Small Businesses Can Scoop up Their Sales.
Steps for small businesses to not only gain but retain customers from large retailers
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Bricks and Clicks
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Apple
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Amazon
Amazon Patents Tech to Block In-Store Comparison Shopping
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Amazon Is Buying Whole Foods for a Whopping $13.7 Billion -- Is It a Good Deal?
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