+ Follow NATIONAL RETAILERS CONFERENCE AND STORES ASIA EXPO Tag
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[Title] => Globe showcases WebEye, Visibility, Store Express in nat’l retailers’ confab
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[Title] => Wal-Mart: Setting a new trend in retailing
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Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, is now setting a new trend in retailing – going green.
But can conservation really go hand-in-hand with the business of retailing where prices seem to dictate where consumers, especially in the Philippines, will ultimately go?
Ben Cornish, Wal-Mart vice-president for development in China said that contrary to common belief that conservation will mean higher-priced goods, conservation can actually result in savings that their customers will ultimately enjoy.
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Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, is interested in setting up operations in the Philippines possibly through a partnership with either the Sy’s SM Group or Gokongwei’s Robinsons.
"Wal-Mart loves the Philippines. Wal-Mart loves the Filipinos and we would love the chance to serve the Filipinos at some point. A partnership with the Sys or Gokongweis could be a possibility," Ben Cornish, Wal-Mart vice president for China told The Philippine Star in an interview.
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[Title] => PLDT unveils formula for success in retail sector
[Summary] => Telecommunications leader Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. (PLDT) presented recently to retailers a two-pronged formula for success in the highly competitive retail industry.
Eric Alberto, PLDT corporate business group head, said knowing the customer is not enough and that knowledge of technology and how to use it in order to know the customer better has become imperative.
In a speech during the 14th National Retailers Conference and Stores Asia Expo, Alberto said the real challenge is to master the customers’ whims.
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But can conservation really go hand-in-hand with the business of retailing where prices seem to dictate where consumers, especially in the Philippines, will ultimately go?
Ben Cornish, Wal-Mart vice-president for development in China said that contrary to common belief that conservation will mean higher-priced goods, conservation can actually result in savings that their customers will ultimately enjoy.
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"Wal-Mart loves the Philippines. Wal-Mart loves the Filipinos and we would love the chance to serve the Filipinos at some point. A partnership with the Sys or Gokongweis could be a possibility," Ben Cornish, Wal-Mart vice president for China told The Philippine Star in an interview.
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