Retailers, jack your prices! The number-one reason we choose to shop where we do is convenience, it turns out, and not price.

Virtual shopping, increasingly competitive pricing and mobile shopping are some of the many things retailers can expect in 2013

Canada’s retail landscape is about to be lit up more smartly than ever. The LED revolution, sparked by the federal government’s ban of regular 100-watt bulbs to accord with new energy-efficiency standards, is energizing store interiors across the land.

Top 7 developments i.e. Integration, experience, playfulness, pop-ups, drama, simplicity and lighting defined retail design in 2012

Someone once told me, “We don’t own this planet; we borrow it from our children.” That struck a chord. It’s why I, and CBSF, are so devoted to green initiatives. Wherever possible, we seek to take the environmentally friendly route in our professional efforts. Some examples:

It’s one thing to run a successful company, to strive for financial achievement, the acknowledgement of your peers and the indisputable sense of satisfaction that washes over a soul after an industrious day at the office. But all work and no play is no philosophy by which to live one’s life.

Earlier this month, we were thrilled to play a big part in what will surely be the next stop on the train of progressive retail innovation.

Read more about the highlights of the National Retail Federation's report and its predictions for this year’s retail trends.

It was an extremely successful party — in every sense of the word.

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