March 30, 2021 by Chain Drug Review
Albertsons Cos., Google
Leading Headlines, Retail News, Technology
BOISE, Idaho — Albertsons Cos. said Tuesday that it is working with Google to offer an enhanced omnichannel shopping experience for its customers. The retailer said it is introducing several enhancements that will make the shopping easier and more efficient, including: Integrating with Google Search and Maps to help shoppers more easily find what they
October 7, 2019 by Bill Schiffner
Bryan Gildenberg, Global Market Development Center | Retail Tomorrow (GMDC), Google, Kantar, Mark Mechelse, Patrick Spear, Ryan Olohan, Selfcare Summit 2019 conference
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Retail News
INDIANAPOLIS — This past weekend the Global Market Development Center | Retail Tomorrow (GMDC) held its inaugural Selfcare Summit 2019 conference, a three-day business development and educational event focused on the “consumerization” of health care and its impact on the future of retail here. The summit replaced GMDC’s annual Health Beauty Wellness (HBW) Conference to
July 19, 2018 by Chain Drug Review
analytics, Google, IRI, Krishnakumar (KK) Davey
Business, Technology
CHICAGO — Google has selected IRI as a partner for marketing mix analyses as part of the new Google Measurement Partners program. Google designed the program to provide top quality and choice to its advertisers across seven specialization areas. IRI’s selection is the latest advance in its ongoing relationship with Google to provide high-quality data
October 23, 2017 by Mark Baumgartner and Chain Drug Review
Amazon.com, Doug McMillon, Google, Greg Foran, Jet.com, Marc Lore, Walmart, Walmart U.S. eCommerce
2017, Issue 10-23-2017, Issues, News
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — The growing convergence of its physical and digital assets has put Walmart in the retail sector’s sweet spot, according to company executives. “We have good momentum in the business, we’re executing our strategy and moving with speed to win with the customer, who is more connected than ever and embracing tools that
September 4, 2017 by Brian Bossetta and Chain Drug Review
Google, Google Express, Marc Lore, Sridhar Ramaswamy, Walmart, Walmart U.S. eCommerce
2017, Issue 09-04-2017, Issues, News
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — As of this month, Walmart shoppers will have another convenient way to purchase hundreds of thousands of products from the retail giant — via the Google Express e-commerce platform, Google Inc.’s online shopping mall. Both companies announced the partnership last month — a joint venture that could rival Amazon.com Inc.’s position in
September 4, 2017 by Jeffrey Woldt and Chain Drug Review
2017 NACDS Total Store Expo, Alex Gourlay, Amazon, Google, Google Express, Jeffrey Woldt, Kantar Retail, National Association of Chain Drug Stores, Steve Anderson, Vision 2028, Walgreens Boots Alliance, Walmart, Whole Foods Market, XRC Labs
2017, Issue 09-04-2017, Issues, Opinion
The dynamism of the retail industry’s most active, innovative and forward-thinking members is raising the stakes for everyone in the field. Major developments with potentially far-reaching implications for the way consumers shop are occurring at an unprecedented rate. In just the past few weeks, Walmart and Amazon.com Inc. have ratcheted up the pressure on their
October 24, 2016 by Jeffrey Woldt and Chain Drug Review
Amazon, Bob Dylan, curbside pickup service, CVS Pharmacy, Dollar Shave Club, Google, grocery business, Jeffrey Woldt, mass market retailers, Project Como, Target, Unilever, Walmart
2016, Issue 10-24-2016, Issues, Opinion
In the early 1960s, Bob Dylan, who was just awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, asked his listeners to “… admit that the waters/Around you have grown/And accept it that soon you be drenched to the bone/If your time to you is worth savin’/Then you better start swimmin’ or you’ll sink like a stone/For the
September 1, 2015 by Chain Drug Review
Andy Conrad, diabetes care, Google, John Brooks, Joslin Diabetes Center, Olivier Brandicourt, Pascale Witz, Sanofi
Pharmacy, Supplier News
PARIS and MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Sanofi and the life sciences team at Google have formed a collaboration to improve care and outcomes for people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The companies said the alliance will pair Sanofi’s leadership in diabetes treatments and devices with Google’s expertise in analytics, miniaturized electronics and low-power chip