Starbucks hits milestoneStarbucks has opened its 30,000th store globally — and the location couldn’t be more fitting in terms of the coffee giant’s expansion going forward. Shoppers, builders, politicians, and Big Bird flock to Hudson Yards openingOn Friday, March 15, a shiny new city was born within the confines of a great old city. 5Qs for Jim Zboril on art installations Tavistock Development Co. president Jim Zboril spoke with us about art’s essential place in the modern town center. Old Navy takes to the sky for International Women’s Day Old Navy wants women and girls to know the sky’s the limit when it comes to advancement and opportunity. Kroger’s next phase includes private brands focus, sustainability Retail innovation is usually associated with seamless checkout, last-mile delivery and personalization. Walmart seeks to ease transition from greeters to customer hosts Walmart’s people greeter position is changing, and the retailer wants to soften the employee impact. New York to Amazon: Don’t Drop Dead Not every New Yorker is opposed to having Amazon open a headquarters in Queens. Etsy meets aggressive supply chain carbon goal Handmade and vintage goods e-commerce retailer Etsy is making up for carbon emissions caused by its shipments. Walmart in new waste reduction push Walmart has set an ambitious goal for itself with regards to plastic waste reduction. Mall of America plans large-scale Earth Day art display Mall of America has partnered with local Minnesota artist Christopher Lutter-Gardella for its next art installation, set to be unveiled on Earth Day. Amazon to fund computer classes in more than 1,000 U.S. high schools Amazon is investing in the next generation of computer scientists. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly review of retail-related legislative developments-Feb. 18 New York City council is considering legislation that would prohibit arbitrary termination and also prohibit employers from cutting a worker’s hours. First Previous 124 125 126 127 128 Next Last
