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    When you look at the major retail companies and you are considering a store that sells good product, for low prices and provide good customer service. You kind of automatically, think about a Walmart store. Most times because they are the store that is convenient and you can get just about everything at one place. But who would have thought that looking from the outside that a store like this would have so many unethical behaviors and situations occur. Example of Walmart in an Unethical…

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    Macy's Case Summary

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    talking about kind of application macy's intends on using, as well as how that specific applications will benefit and how it will impact the world's number one department store. The application option that we chose was macy's “on call” which is an application that allows customers to input natural language questions regarding the products of each store regionally. We answered the four question on the case study, which proved to be very helpful as it provided us with an insight as to what IBM…

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    It is certain that stores have the ability to sell popular culture through their products and merchandise, but not many of them can say that they conduct their own national Thanksgiving Day Parade. Through its wide range of available products, Macy’s is able to target just about any type of consumer and profit off of them. The store not only carries a variety of products, but also a variety of brands, allowing a wide range of customers to be able to shop there. By offering everything from…

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    Case Study: Finish Line

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    Line successfully completed their real estate expansion plan, opening 58 new stores and remodeling 27 existing stores while closing four under-performing stores. By opening more stores in malls with high population density throughout the country, Finish Line was able to increase visibility and traffic for their stores and their brand. Finish Line also expects to continue their growth strategy with an additional 60 stores and 25 remodels planned for the current fiscal year. The company also uses…

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    Luxottica Essay

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    sometimes designer for some of labels and brands of eyewear. Luxottica also owns numerous Large retail chains and store fronts; Sunglass Hut International, Apex by Sunglass Hut, LensCrafters, Pearle Vision, Sears Optical, Target Optical, OPSM, ILORI, EyeMed Vision Care, Optical Shop of Aspen, Laubman & Pank, GMO,…

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    Macy's Mission Statement

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    retailer. They sell on various channels in other ways besides their website. Macy’s has a website where customers can shop defined as Macy’s.com which offers the same as what instore does. Products may be delivered and or picked up in store (Nguyen, 2015). With the apps they offer, the commercials they present, and their many ways to reach out to their consumers, they can relate to many people and put their name out there. Moving onto what they sell and offer, this varies…

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    other major retailers, Sears has both physical and e-commerce storefronts. Starting out in the 1880’s as a mail order catalog company, it expanded to retail stores in 1925, and moved into department store formats as early as 1934 ("A Narrative History," n.d.) As in-store sale slow, it is aggressively pursuing customers through its online store. Appliances are a major component of Sears’s inventory, even in e-commerce. Items, like microwaves, are available in a variety of brands, styles, colors,…

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    Macy's Backstage Essay

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    products. However, families with children between ages 2-12 are responsible for a high amount of profit that can be brought back to the store. The amount of people spending money in a store multiplies when a family goes on a shopping expedition. Families create an opportunity to obtain an alternative type of profit compared to single men or women. However, most stores do not provide enough space for families to shop and enjoy a complete experience. Macy’s Backstage has areas that create…

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    Nordstrom, a clothing department store that can be found in about 40 states and Canada. The company also serves customers online in 96 countries on nordstrom.com. The company advertises through TV commercials, catalogs, and social media. Based on my experiences with Nordstrom, I believe the company takes high pride in valuing their customers and promotes the highest standard of professional ethical norms. Their values build trust & confidence with their customers that make them continue to shop…

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    Target Today: Case Study

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    amount of shopping days in Minneapolis(Fund University, 2014). With the company moving full speed ahead, Target was born in 1962, which originally was a discount store in Minnesota. Through the late 1960s and 1970s, Dayton Company went through multiple acquisitions, such as a bookstore company, a jewelry company and more department stores in other states (Fund University,…

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