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  • Target CEO notes dip in Hispanic shopping, outlines retailer’s strengths at tech conference

    ASPEN, Colo. — At Fortune’s Brainstorm Tech Conference here, Target CEO Brian Cornell sat down to discuss the company’s strategy to reach its consumers and where it sees itself in the retail landscape — touting the key role its store base plays in its business even as it builds up its digital infrastructure. He also emphasized the company’s connection with its shoppers — and noted a sizeable dip in shopping activity among Hispanic consumers in the United States in the past several months.

  • Alibaba’s Hema melds online, offline grocery

    HANGZHOU, China — Alibaba has stepped up its efforts to combine physical retail with online in the supermarket space.

  • Walmart opens new Florida e-commerce fulfillment center

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart is bringing 1,500 jobs to Florida as it continues to expand its e-commerce fulfillment network.

  • CVS Health pledges $250K for opioid abuse treatment center near HQ

    WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Health is teaming up with Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo to help open an opioid Center of Excellence here, where the company has its headquarters, in an effort expand access to medication-assisted treatment. The company has committed $250,000 to the Community Care Alliance to open and operate the Woonsocket Center.

  • Walgreens adds Sleek MakeUP to exclusive beauty lineup

    DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens on Monday announced the addition of Sleek MakeUP, one of the fastest growing mass market cosmetics brands in the U.K., to its beauty offering at more than 150 stores and on Walgreens.com.

  • Target gets unexpected sales boost

    MINNEAPOLIS — Target on Thursday surprised the industry and investors with some good news.
     
    The discounter updated its guidance and said that as a result of improved traffic and sales trends through the first two months of the quarter, it expects to report a modest increase in its second quarter same-store sales. Target previously said it expected a decline. 
     
  • Back-to-school season brings new services, tools to Walmart

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart is making it easier for parents to stay on their game during this year's back-to-school shopping season.

    According to Deloitte, this year's season is expected to be a strong one and start early. Walmart is rolling out new services to help shoppers easily find what they are looking for — in stores and online.

  • Walmart’s tech incubator holds virtual commerce contest

    BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart’s technology incubator — called Store No. 8 — is on the hunt for cutting edge virtual reality (VR) solutions.

    In an effort to uncover new VR applications — and innovative ways to apply the technology to commerce — Walmart’s Store No. 8 is partnering with Thrive Global and Accenture to create a nationwide competition for developers. Called Innov8: V-commerce, the contest invites start-up companies to submit ideas that have the potential to change the way people shop and live, according to Walmart.

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