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  • Intel and adidas partner to create virtual footwear wall
    Intel and adidas unveiled the virtual shoe-shopping wall of the future at NRF's BIG Show this week. Using the giant touchscreen, shoppers can narrow their selections, pick the shoe they want and find price, product and marketing information on the wall. The huge gadget aims to provide merchants in smaller markets with the means to carry as much inventory as flagships in major markets. FastCompany.com (1/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
 
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  • H&M to launch collection designed by Swedish fashion blogger
    Hennes & Mauritz has worked with Madonna and other celebrities, but is switching gears by launching a collection designed by Elin Kling, a Swedish fashion blogger. "As one of the largest fashion profiles in Scandinavia, Elin fits our fashion-conscious target audience very well," said Sofia Jegerborn, marketing manager at H&M Sweden. Toronto Sun/Reuters (1/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Groupon wins $950 million investment from high-profile VC firms
    Groupon confirmed Monday that it won a $950 million round of venture capital funding from Silicon Valley players including Andreessen Horowitz and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. The funding gives the fast-growing daily deal site new cash for expansion into international markets, and a means to cash out some earlier investors. NYTimes.com/Bits blog (1/11) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Members-only reservation site VillageVines raises $3 million
    VillageVines is succeeding with a business model that's part OpenTable and part Groupon for upscale eateries. The site, which raised $3 million in an investment round led by Hearst Interactive Media, charges users $10 to book a reservation at a high-end restaurant, a fee patrons more than recoup with the 30% discount that's applied to their dinner checks. Mashable (1/10) , PaidContent.org (1/10) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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