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Connecticut Investigating Best Buy’s Intrastore Web Site
Best Buy is getting into some hot water because of an intrastore version of its Web site. The Connecticut…
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Study: 2006 a Disappointing Year for RFID and Retail
When it comes to the meat-and-potatoes of the RFID retail business—the tagging of pallets and cases—2006 is going to…
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Black Friday Turns Servers Dark at Wal-Mart, Macy’s
Two key e-commerce leaders—Wal-Mart and Macy’s—found themselves shut out of the online portion of the holiday sales rush for…
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RFID Trials Show Mixed Results
Recent RFID trials are showing mixed results for RFID, with London-based retail leader Marks & Spencer declaring its 42-store…
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Report Blasts Holes in Contactless Card Security Claims
Accusations that RFID-based contactless credit cards can be easily read by thieves are nothing new, but this time a…
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Boeing Makes Item-Level RFID Fly
As retailers and consumer goods manufacturers struggle with achieving the supply-chain nirvana of complete item-level tagging, $60 billion aerospace…
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Amazon Sees Server Problems Spread
When Amazon.com has server problems, it shares them with other key retail players, including Target.com and Borders.com. At least…
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Feds Crack Down on Bank Gift Cards, Retail May Be Next
Federal regulators the week of Aug. 14 clamped down on bank-issued gift cards, forcing the banks to much more…