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High gas and food prices are prompting some shoppers to drop their back-to-school spending, a new survey found.

Consumer interest in and use of Internet coupons is growing rapidly, according to a recent analysis by Scarborough Research.

The average U.S. household is projected to spend $615 on back-to-school clothes and supplies this year, up from $590 last year, according to a survey by Brand Keys

Havertys, a furniture direct marketer and retailer, has hired MBS to provide marketing database and e-mail marketing services.

T.G.I. Friday’s is rolling out a new program that rewards frequent customers with free food and unique perks to enhance the chain’s guest experience

Internet grocer Peapod is partnering with Concept Shopping to offer shoppers customized savings based on previous purchases

Holiday Inn Express is rolling out a new Web series targeting business travelers to entice those on-the-go to spend more time at the hotel chain.

Want to pull people into your store? Try coupons. Maybe you’d like to reactivate old customers or encourage sampling? Same advice. But that doesn’t mean

Grocery shoppers have a new mindset: They’re siphoning money away from milk and eggs and putting it in the gas tank. Some are listening to consumerists

Borders wants to sell you a book online at last. That’s right. The chain hadn’t sold books on the Web until it relaunched its site (www.borders.com) in