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5Percentage of Americans aged 55 and older who use the their mobile phones to get information fromPhone Usage >> | |  Retailing's New TechRetailing, the High-Tech Way From in-store cameras to data-mining loyalty-card use and beyond, retailers are depending more and more on technology to boost sales The New Science of Siting Stores Thanks to complex mapping and demographic tools, retailers can now find the perfect location in a fraction of the time it used to take E-Tailing: It's All About Service Turning surfers into shoppers requires new levels of help online. The trick is providing it without seeming to be too pushy Survey: The E-Shopping Experience Let us know how you feel about e-tailers' customer service, recommendations, monitoring of your shopping habits, and more | |
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