Kohl’s announced that it will start
accepting Amazon returns at all 1,150 of its stores starting in
July 2019. There is no extra charge for the service.
Kohl’s and Amazon
started experimenting with a collaboration on brick-and-mortar
returns back in 2017, allowing customers to take back items
purchased on Amazon even if those items were already out of
their Amazon shipping boxes.
Kohl’s CEO Michelle
Gass explained in a press release that the partnership with
Amazon, called 'Amazon Returns', is “delivering innovation,” and
perhaps more importantly, driving traffic to Kohl’s stores.
The announcement from
Kohl’s is careful to note that the company will only accept
“eligible” returns, which means that you cannot return things
you bought on Amazon from a third-party. If your item was sent
from an Amazon warehouse, you are probably safe to return it,
but you must double-check by heading to the Amazon Returns
Center online.
Kohl’s started carrying
Amazon products in over 200 stores last month, including the
Amazon Fire tablet, Fire TV, Amazon Echo, the Echo Dot, and the
Echo Show.
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Apr 26, 2019
Oct 19, 2018
Aldi Facts
The
Aldi name is a syllabic abbreviation for Albrecht Diskont
(Discount)
Aldi is two different companies: Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud, or North and South. During the 1960s, Theo and Karl Albrecht could not agree on whether or not they were going to allow their stores to sell cigarettes. They came up with an interesting solution; instead of compromising they divided the company in half.
There is a line that runs across Germany known as the "Aldi equator" and Theo took the north while Karl took the south. You can tell the difference by looking at the logo: Nord's logo is a basic blue and white, Sud's logo is orange and blue. The southern Aldi is a bit fancier. When it came time to expand to the rest of the world, other countries were also divided. Stores in areas like the UK, Ireland, and Australia are all Aldi Sud, while Aldi Nord took France and Poland.
There is only one country where Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud share pieces of the grocery store pie, and that is in the US. Aldi Sud, with its blue and orange logo does business as Aldi, and Aldi Nord uses another name, Trader Joe's.
This year, 2018 Aldi and Kohl's announced Kohl's will sublet space to Aldi in limited stores in the US.
Aldi is two different companies: Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud, or North and South. During the 1960s, Theo and Karl Albrecht could not agree on whether or not they were going to allow their stores to sell cigarettes. They came up with an interesting solution; instead of compromising they divided the company in half.
There is a line that runs across Germany known as the "Aldi equator" and Theo took the north while Karl took the south. You can tell the difference by looking at the logo: Nord's logo is a basic blue and white, Sud's logo is orange and blue. The southern Aldi is a bit fancier. When it came time to expand to the rest of the world, other countries were also divided. Stores in areas like the UK, Ireland, and Australia are all Aldi Sud, while Aldi Nord took France and Poland.
There is only one country where Aldi Nord and Aldi Sud share pieces of the grocery store pie, and that is in the US. Aldi Sud, with its blue and orange logo does business as Aldi, and Aldi Nord uses another name, Trader Joe's.
This year, 2018 Aldi and Kohl's announced Kohl's will sublet space to Aldi in limited stores in the US.
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