Target has teamed up with shopkick to bring its location-based rewards application to stores nationwide and let consumers earn points for shopping.

Kodak is letting consumers order prints and pick them up the same day at Target and CVS stores nationwide via a new mobile application.

Target, Subway and Sony Pictures are just a small ratio of companies who have run mobile commerce-enabled advertising campaigns this year that not only helped drive in-store foot traffic, but increase sales as well.

Amazon is the most popular mobile retail site, reaching between 15 percent and 20 percent of smartphone owners during the holidays, according to a new report from Nielsen.

Walmart, Target and other retailers are reportedly collaborating on their own mobile payments system that would compete with Google Wallet and Isis.

Target’s new mobile advertising campaign that aims to offer consumers coupons for the company’s in-store groceries would have been more successful had it been optimized for mobile.

Mass merchandiser Target is running mobile commerce-enabled ads to let music fans buy their favorite albums before the upcoming Grammys.

With price comparison shopping increasingly popular these days, Target wants to discourage its customers from engaging in this activity by asking vendors to support in-store purchases with exclusive merchandise and better prices.

Target is running a new mobile ad campaign that highlights its three-day sale, as well as lets consumers shop for the holiday’s must-have products.

Target is using text messages to find new employees for the busy holiday shopping season as part of a test in 170 stores.