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Macy's Inc.


How to Break Into the Big-Box Big Leagues

Do you ever wonder how all those products end up on the shelves of your favorite retailer? Here are some case studies of small businesses who cracked the code.

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The Consolidation Opportunity

Dozens of established retail names -- some, like 150-year-old Filene's, venerable old brands that were fixtures in their communities -- have been disappe...  Read more

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I am pleased to learn the in-depth story of the failure of Jane Fonda's Workout clothing line ("Starstruck," October 1985). But I am shocked by INC.'s co...  Read more

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Father, Son, Co.

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The major retail chains reported their March sales recently, and the good news is that for the third straight month, there wasn't any really bad news. Sal...  Read more

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Get A Whiff Of This

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Piggyback

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Packaging: When It's Time for a Makeover

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A cosmetics queen and her loyal fans  Read more

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Distribution: Mother of Invention

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Dec. 21, 2005 --They carpooled, peddled their bikes, or legged it out. Or stayed home. Yet even as owners and employees of N...  Read more

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Super Deli

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