Sears in new debt moveSears Holdings Corp. is cutting its quarterly interest costs by $15 million. Publix adds another location for natural foods formatPublix Super Markets announced a third location for its revamped organic and natural foods store concept. Target steps up water reduction efforts Target has created a plan that will help the company better manage its water usage. Report: Toys ‘R’ Us begins unwinding operations; suppliers oppose liquidation plan Amid the nation’s largest toy store’s plan to wind down operations, suppliers are objecting to its liquidation plan. Fred Meyer to stop selling guns, ammunition Fred Meyer, a division of Kroger Co., is getting out of the firearms business. Claire’s files for bankruptcy; plans to keep stores open A heavy debt load and lower mall traffic has taken its toll on Claire’s Stores. Report: Walmart in talks for major $7 billion deal in India Walmart is reportedly in discussions to become the largest stakeholder in Flipkart, one of the leading e-commerce companies in India. Top Legal Issues for Retailers Enhancing Customer Experience with New Formats The nature of retail is changing, and the days of treating shopping as a mere transaction are largely over. Former Amazon exec takes helm of PetSmart’s online acquisition The co-founder and CEO of Chewy.com, Ryan Cohen, is stepping down from role as chief executive. Report: Amazon eyeing credit card for small businesses Amazon is pursuing a new way to connect with business customers. Deloitte: Consumer economics driving retail bifurcation The so-called ‘retail apocalypse’ is a myth. But retail industry bifurcation is not — and those in the middle are in a tough spot. Camping World Holdings focused on expansion The nation’s largest retailer of recreational vehicles and related accessories, along with maintenance and repair services, continues to expand through acquisitions. First Previous 164 165 166 167 168 Next Last
