Calendar of Events The Monitor
For Week Starting Friday, November 10, 2006
Holiday shoppers will head to Web in record numbers Courier-Post
This holiday season, Kevin Troy will likely fill his shopping cart with a few clicks of the mouse.
JCPenney Reports Record Third Quarter Results Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
PLANO, Texas----J. C. Penney Company, Inc.
A little planning and common sense can save money on holiday spending Akron Beacon Journal
Halloween may be over, but the other holidays are just around the corner -- and that means holiday spending. But there are ways to stretch your holiday dollar so you won't be scared to see the bills.
Canadian retailers forecast to ring up about $58 billion in sales over holidays CP via Yahoo! Canada News
TORONTO (CP) - Canadian retailers are set to ring up as much as $58.85 billion in sales over the holiday season, as spendthrift shoppers keep their spirits bright and their wallets open, says a new forecast by Ernst & Young LLP.
Holiday season just got longer Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
On the day after Halloween, families with small children in tow and notebooks in hand were prowling the toy aisles at Blaine's Farm & Fleet in Waukesha.
SmartBargains.com enlists Channel Intelligence technology to improve product performance in online channels e-Consultancy
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contacts: Joy Lee Channel Intelligence, Inc. 321.559.2336 joy.lee@channelintelligence.com Diane Coffey Kel & Partners 508.366.2099 ext. 117 diane@kelandpartners.com SmartBargains.com Enlists Channel Intelligence Technology to Improve Product Performance in Online
2006 Construction Round Up St Louis Commerce Magazine
The year 2006 saw downtown St. Louis and the St. Louis region continue to thrive and make its mark, not only on the state, but the nation as well with feature stories in USA Today, the New York Times (three times) and on NPR.
Growth at what price? State Press
Construction cranes rise from the dirt near Sixth Street and Mill Avenue, piercing the sky and helping to construct high-rise condominium towers. The towers will be part of Centerpoint Condominiums, a development slated to include more than 800 residences.
Shoppers' stop Zawya
November 2006 The retail sector in Dubai and the rest of the GCC region is booming, thanks to the ever-increasing disposable income of the population. More funds are coming by way of investments in new malls and global retail players are using Dubai to get an entry into the Middle East arena.