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Apple heading uptown in New York retail
May 11, 2006 Company plans to open a new store on Fifth Avenue next week, in the heart of Manhattan's fashionable shopping district.Apple retail stores get new look
September 13, 2006 Two new East Coast stores will reveal a revamped design when they open Sept. 23. But details so far are scant. Photos: Apple's Fifth Avenue lookDell to try branded stores--sans inventory
May 23, 2006 Company wants to show off more products in a larger space, but you won't be able to walk out with an Inspiron notebook. Photos: Tomorrow's Dell storeFree shipping from Walmart.com...with store pickup
March 6, 2007 Site to Store program will ship orders of most Wal-Mart online items to a store location for free.Apple takes wraps off fancy flagship store
May 18, 2006 Company plans to open its newest and biggest retail store, open 24 hours, on New York's swanky Fifth Avenue on Friday. Photos: Apple's glass palaceCostco: Where tech changes, but hot dog prices don't
September 13, 2006 Twenty-eight million chickens a year are grilled on the spit at the retailing giant, and it sells a lot of TVs too.Wal-Mart stalls solar-power plan
February 28, 2007 Move toward investing in solar power for retail outlets is delayed, according to people familiar with process.Photos: Big stores meet alternative energyiPod accessory stores go brick-and-mortar
March 4, 2006 Two companies are bucking online retail trends by opening walk-in shops catered exclusively to iPod users. Photos: Shops for iPod loversIs a PS3 shortage in the offing?
October 10, 2006 Limitations on PlayStation 3 preorder campaign by retailer GameStop suggest console could be in short supply.'Godfather' game heads to stores
March 21, 2006 Long-awaited shipping of uncharacteristic M-rated game from Electronic Arts boosts publisher's stocks in Tuesday trading.Wal-Mart readies large-scale move into solar power
January 3, 2007 The retail giant requests proposals for solar power systems that could be installed in its U.S. stores. Photos: Sun, wind and used cooking oilBlockbuster tries new online-rental incentive
November 1, 2006 "Total Access" program, which lets online renters exchange DVDs in-store, is latest attempt to compete with Netflix.Apple, AT&T stores prepare for iPhone frenzy
June 6, 2007 Eager fans are expected to line up outside stores when the new music-playing device hits store shelves June 29.Australia's Telstra restricts iPhone supply lines
July 9, 2008 The short list of Telstra sites selling the iPhone 3G raises questions about whether the telephone company has received a limited allocation of the device.The great iPhone hunt of 2007
June 12, 2007 A survey of Apple and AT&T stores finds they're not all the same when it comes to stocking and reserving the much-hyped gadget.Wal-Mart launches solar-power program
May 7, 2007 Retail giant's pilot projects will generate 20 megawatt hours per year of solar power at 22 stores in California and Hawaii.Retailers aim to get Vista boost
January 22, 2007 While there may be only a modicum of midnight madness, Vista's hefty hardware needs could offer an opportunity for services and add-ons.Free flicks, art for Netflix users
December 5, 2006 Subscribers of the DVD site are offered free movies from Blockbuster and free artwork from Netflix.In Tokyo, PS3 launch cures few of fever
November 13, 2006 The hard-core and hearty get new Sony consoles, but most gamers are left out in the cold and go home empty-handed. Photos: Long, wet wait for PS3Marks & Spencer extends RFID tagging in stores
November 14, 2006 U.K. retailer to expand use of the technology for tagging clothing, aiming to improve the accuracy of its stock. Sponsored matches for "store"
