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Payments 2016: The Year Of Online And In-Store Convergence Via Mobile

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PYMNTS consulted 21 payments executives from across the industry to share their insights on the biggest takeaways from 2016 as part of the “Payments 2016, The Year Of…” eBook. Payments 2016: The Year Of Online And In-Store Convergence Via Mobile. In 2016, we saw the first significant change in that dynamic.

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How J.Crew Is Dipping Into Amazon’s Waters

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Big brands have a complicated relationship with Amazon : The eCommerce retailer serves both as a potential competitor and as a retail partner that could open up new sales channels. Among others, J.Crew has joined the likes of Nike and Party City to become the latest brand to offer its products through the eCommerce site.

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Are Retailers Missing Out On ‘Supershoppers?’

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From November through mid-December, we see online conversion rates increase across devices. As the 2016 holiday season quickly approaches, how can retailers keep up with the pace of these supershoppers? “Supershoppers live up to their name as the holiday season progresses.

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True Streamlining Of The Payment Process

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As eCommerce pushes its way onward and upward, retailers are continually looking for ways to protect consumer data while providing a quality commerce experience for all parties involved. Out of the $22.049 trillion in total retail sales around the world in 2016, eCommerce makes up $1.915 trillion, or 8.7 percent according to eMarketer.

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Instagram’s High-Fashion Fakes Problem

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Particularly popular, according to the report, are Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Nike, Fendi and Balenciaga-branded items. That is a 171 percent increase from Ghost’s 2016 analysis. And, according to the 2018 Global Brand Counterfeiting Report , luxury fashion brands are a favored target. trillion every year.

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Why Innovation Is Nothing Without Distribution

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In an ecosystem in which success is defined by scale and time to market, it’s no longer good enough to have a great product, a well-known brand or a compelling technology. For brands like General Mills, that’s a good news/bad news story. From Betty Crocker to Boxed. But, I digress. Or at their desks during their lunch hour.

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The Increasingly Global Luxury Game

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Moda Operandi does have enough capital: The eCommerce business grew by leaps and bounds in 2016; according to Nicodemus, the firm’s year-over-year sales growth has been “exponential,” as customers have flocked to its somewhat unique offering. In 2017, the retailer will do $165 million in revenues, up from $68 million in 2015.

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