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Getting your groceries is more convenient than ever Credit: HomeValet Updated February 10, 2021 Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. Once a luxury, online grocery delivery services turned into a way of life in 2020, whether you were quarantining or not. Walmart and HomeValet, a service that connects online retailers with temperature-controlled outdoor smart boxes, plan to capitalize on this boom. A survey conducted by the supermarket news and trend researcher Inmar Intellig...

Inmar Intelligence Adds Protenus to Continue Combatting Opioid Epidemic Agreement will expand Protenus’ Clinical Drug Diversion Surveillance solution to Inmar Intelligence’s clients within the U.S. health system Winston-Salem, NC, Feb. 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Inmar Intelligence, a data-driven technology-enabled services company, today announced an agreement with Protenus, the healthcare compliance analytics platform that protects patient privacy for the nation’s leading health systems, will expand drug diversion prevention capabilities to Inmar Intelligence’s clients within U.S....

Published in General on 28-12-2020 Photo: Shutterstock.com Does a digital Christmas also mean that an unseen number of presents will be returned? As the past few weeks have seen massive online purchases, American retailers are already bracing themselves for a tidal wave of returns.   Higher return percentage The US Retail Federation estimates Christmas sales this year at 767 billion dollar (627 billion euro), more than 5% higher than the same period last year. However, there is a big 'but': about 13% of that, or 101 billion dollar (83 billion euro) in goods, will be returned according ...

Next up for retailers: A big wave of gift returns Toggle share menu Advertisement Next up for retailers: A big wave of gift returns FILE PHOTO: A woman takes pictures of the Christmas window at the Macy's Herald Square store in New York City, New York, U.S., November 20, 2020. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz 25 Dec 2020 08:20PM (Updated: 26 Dec 2020 09:50AM) Share this content Bookmark NEW YORK: As shoppers tuck their final Christmas presents under the tree, US retailers are bracing for a record-setting flood of returns of online gifts bought during the deadly surg...

A big wave of gift returns Business December 26, 2020 NEW YORK: As shoppers tuck their final Christmas presents under the tree, U.S. retailers are bracing for a record-setting flood of returns of online gifts bought during the deadly surge in coronavirus cases, Reuters reported. To make the process more efficient, retailers including Walmart Inc and Target Corp let shoppers drop unwanted gifts at FedEx or United Parcel Service drop-off sites. Others, including Best Buy, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Nordstrom, are offering curbside returns for the first time as efforts to stop the spread of C...