Resilient markets lift U S stocks into Q3 gains
US stock investors enjoyed solid third quarter gains with the Dow up 4.9 percent to a record, the S P 500 up 4 percent, and the Nasdaq rising 5.8 percent. Analysts attribute the strength to resilient growth, improving earnings, and expectations for tax cuts. The market remains buoyant despite hurricanes, cyber hacks, and North Korea tensions.
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Toys R Us Eyes Augmented Reality to Lure Shoppers
Toys R Us planned interactive games and augmented reality experiences to attract customers before it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The retailer aimed to blend in-store play with digital features to boost foot traffic amid financial distress.
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Toys R Us to use AR games to lure shoppers back
Two weeks after seeking Chapter 11 protection Toys R Us plans augmented reality experiences at 23 stores starting Monday and nationwide by October 21. An app will unlock activities at 13 stations as Geoffrey greets shoppers virtually, aiming to turn stores into interactive destinations to compete with online retailers.
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