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Posts Tagged ‘Sam’s Club’

North America’s 10 Most Valuable Retail Brands, 2014 [CHART]

By David Erickson | April 16, 2014

Walmart is not only North America’s most valuable brand, it’s the world’s.

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Black Friday Check-Ins & Tweets, 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC]

By David Erickson | November 27, 2012

This infographic from Silverpop looks at tweets and check-in data for the top 10 retailers with most check-ins on Black Friday this year.

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