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VMSD Quick Poll
How will budget cuts affect your business travel this year?

Drastically -- I expect to stay very close to home
Somewhat -- I'm going to have to make a stronger case for the trips I do take
Very little -- travel is a critical component of what I do

 
 


Year in Review

Mike Duke, currently head of Walmart Intl., named to succeed him as president and ceo in February

Cost-cutting efforts offset more drops in sales

Turnaround plan by new owners can’t keep retailer afloat


Spotlight
How will budget cuts affect your business travel this year?

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Submit your speaker proposal for the 9th International Retail Design Conference in Dallas.

New Retail


Restaurant Evos shows how to be Earth-conscious every day
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Miller Zell Names Steven Skinner Executive VP; Baynes Electric Forms National Projects Team; W2 Celebrates One Year in China
One can be creative in the banking industry (without triggering a global economic emergency).
Winners of VMSD’s 2008 Retail Renovation Competition
Photograph your holiday windows for VMSD’s annual coverage.
Anthropologie builds store façades that are distinct, eye-catching and part of the local landscapes.
In its latest South Carolina store, the Southern grocery chain takes “intuitive shopping” to a new level.
Forced to change plans for its Christmas presentation, Cartier actually increases foot traffic in the store.
The author uses the city around him for inspiration. Store windows, construction sites, even Broadway shows provide design ideas for these troubled times.
The growing Turkish economy is attracting foreign retailers. TeknoSA is Turkey’s leading technology merchant – and wants to stay that way.
Food retailers are using design to distinguish their brands, playing with our concept of “supermarkets.”
Oregon eatery credits its success to organic foods, organic building.
Ikea provides lifestyle moments to cut through the clutter and inspire its shoppers.
Kroger is seeking certification for the first time. Learn how its customers’ growing interest in sustainability has the company talking about greener pastures.
All the digital capabilities, here and to come, are amazing and will change the way we live and do business – but we’re not there yet.
Dramatic colors light up Milwaukee’s Marcus Center
Mannequins are going green.
Timberland helps bring LEED for Retail to market by participating in the rating system’s pilot program.
This modern wine shop seeks to make shopping for chardonnay and cabernet a lot more fun.
Brian Dobson on why Mattel’s recall woes are a wake-up call for all businesses participating in the global marketplace.
Technology helps retailers liven up in-store graphics.








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