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There is no reason for a retailer to have that information.

You only have to see one privacy policy to realize it doesn't have a lot of teeth to it. People are discouraged to learn that retailer privacy policies don't protect their privacy. They just tell you how the retailer will use the information.

I'm quite sure that [the retailer] really doesn't want the world to know that he was quite so dumb as to lose this information.

It's not that customers don't want the retailer to know them. It's that they don't want (to give personal details) to the cashier, who they think might do something with the information.

We believe there's a retailer at the end of this chain that was improperly storing PIN-number information in their computer database.

He's not a retailer. He's never been a retailer. The guy who's running merchandizing and marketing is not a guy who's qualified to do that. This is baffling to me. It's mind-boggling.

We are not doing this for a retailer. What we want to do is take advantage of a retailer coming into this area to clean the site and get rid of the cement plant.

He's not a retailer. He's never been a retailer, ... The guy who's running merchandizing and marketing is not a guy who's qualified to do that. This is baffling to me. It's mind-boggling.

We can offer features, services and guidance that might be difficult for another retailer to provide. What we're not going to be is competitors to Amazon or any other retailer in this area.

Out of stocks are the dirty little secret of all retailer segments and tiers. Lost sales are a far bigger problem than markdowns for overall retailer health.

Paula Rosenblum

The profitability of the business hasn't been any better than it has been. It is still low margins and price-competitive. The question investors should ask is if Amazon is a retailer or an Internet stock. I would argue that it is a retailer.

Martin Pyykkonen

A retailer can stand out by offering that kind of depth of information and making (Internet shopping) an enjoyable experience, particularly now because you do have so many more people on broadband.

Heather Dougherty

The letters seem to be pretty vague. They're not being told where the breach occurred — the notices tell them that something happened, but it won't tell them where or how. If you're a consumer, it would help to know which retailer made your information available, because maybe you wouldn't want to shop there again.

Gail Hillebrand

Given the way the information has been trickling out and given the serious questions that the information has raised each time something trickles out, this is all the more reason to come clean.

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