After a historic run as the innovation, value-added (in terms of market capitalization), and image leader, Apple has now hit a bump in the road — or is it a …
Read moreMore Gamesmanship on Retail Prices — Even Online
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As we wrote a short time ago, companies are not always transparent or honest when they say an item is ‘on sale’ when it really is not: “Unfortunately, many …
Read moreThe Samsung Family Hub Refrigerator: Winner Or Loser?
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Samsung, which makes major appliances as well as other consumer electronics is set to introduce its “Family Hub Refrigerator” in Spring 2016. Do YOU think this product will be a …
Read moreValentine’s Day Not Only Means Love. It Also Means $$$ for Firms
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The National Retail Federation reports that Valentine’s Day 2016 will generate almost $20 billion in sales: According its “Valentine’s Day Consumer Spending Survey conducted by Prosper Insights and Analytics, 54.8 …
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