Of course, we all might be better off if we just stop shopping in stores altogether. As we reported Wednesday, consumers could save $640 annually by shopping with Internet access, taking advantage of exclusive online coupons and closeout sites like Overstock.com. For its part, Gap Inc., wants to be a bigger player in the online game: the company is planning to greatly expand its “ship from store,” model, which ships in-store stock to online customers. “Ship from store” will spread to Old Navy stores next year.
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Gap closing: Five stores that are poised to fill in the Gap
With the Gap closing stores across the US, which retailer will step in and the new go-to for the American shopper?
5. The Web
