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B-Stock Heads to RILA’s Retail Supply Chain Conference
This week B-Stock will be at RILA’s annual Retail Supply Chain Conference. The show, put on by the Retail Industry…
Why Liquidation is Worth Worrying About
Every company has liquidation inventory: returned, excess, obsolete or damaged merchandise that can’t go back on store shelves. Though most…
Gift giving is over; let the gift returning begin
Christmas might be over but National Returns Day (coined by UPS) is upon us. When all is done, around $65…
Black Friday and Cyber Monday with a Side of Buyer’s Remorse
Thanksgiving marks the official start of the holiday shopping season and the outlook for retailers this year is positive: sales…
See you at CTIA Super Mobility 2016!
Our team is looking forward to making the trip out to Las Vegas on September 7 for CTIA Super Mobility…
B-Stock to Exhibit at SCOPE
B-Stock is heading to SCOPE next week, May 1-3, in Schaumburg, IL. SCOPE is the supply chain industry’s leading executive…
E-commerce returns are on the rise: what’s your reverse logistics plan?
There has been a lot of talk lately in the logistics community about the surge in e-commerce returns: a recent…
Reevaluate Your Liquidation Plan To Achieve Higher Recovery
By getting smart about the secondary market and looking beyond traditional liquidation methods for customer returns and other excess inventory…
As holiday shopping kicks into full gear; returns are right around the corner. Are you ready?
As we head into Thanksgiving weekend, the holiday shopping season officially kicks into full swing with more than 135 million…
Tackling your Liquidation Program with Technology
Around 3.5 billion items are returned to retailers each year adding up to over $260 billion worth of merchandise. A…
Solutions for Excess and Returned Wireless Inventory
Millions of dollars in merchandise is returned to wireless retailers each year. Most of it can’t go back on store…