Posted Dec. 7, 2012 at 11:07 a.m.
A Belk gift card from its Web site
Charlotte, N.C. — Belk, saying ecommerce is "the fastest growing part" of the company, will add 150 workers in Charlotte to support its online business.
Belk adding 150 jobs in Charlotte for online sales
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A Belk gift card from its Web site
Charlotte, N.C. — Belk, saying ecommerce is "the fastest growing part" of the company, will add 150 workers in Charlotte to support its online business.
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Great news for ecommerce and employment in Charlotte.
We were also pleased to launch Flash Purchase, our social ecommerce platform last week where we empower consumers to create their own deals, join others and share them to build group purchasing power to get great prices from merchants. We also allow sellers to bid on these groups as well as create their own tiered deals where they can vary prices based on participation level.
We were also pleased to launch Flash Purchase, our social ecommerce platform last week where we empower consumers to create their own deals, join others and share them to build group purchasing power to get great prices from merchants. We also allow sellers to bid on these groups as well as create their own tiered deals where they can vary prices based on participation level.
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