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  • Mid-America Real Estate names Urban Team VP

    Chicago – Mid-America Real Estate Corporation announced the addition of Lara Keene as VP to the Urban Team. Prior to joining Mid-America Keene was managing director at RKF and part of Baum Realty Group’s tenant and luxury division.

    Keene will be specializing in landlord and tenant representation with a focus on Chicago’s luxury fashion streets and neighborhoods.

  • Cabela's adds Coors Brewing veteran to its board

    Nebraska-based sportings goods retailer Cabela’s has appointed the former CEO of Coors to its board.

    The company announced that Peter S. Swinburn has been named to its board of directors.

  • Target board gains retail, CPG expertise

    Two retail and consumer product goods veterans are the newest members of Target's board of directors.

  • Targets adds more CPG, retail muscle to its board

    New York -- Two retail and consumer product goods veterans have joined Target's board of directors.

    The company announced Wednesday that its board of directors elected Donald R. Knauss, former executive chairman and former chairman and CEO of the Clorox Company, and Robert L. Edwards, former CEO of Safeway Inc., as new directors, effective immediately.


  • GameStop encourages employees to hit the books

    New York -- GameStop wants its employees to pursue a higher education.

  • GameStop empowers employee scholars

    As retailers feel pressured to raise wages for employees, GameStop is focusing on education by giving staffers an incentive to hit the books.

  • Coming soon to Target: Gender-free signage

    Minneapolis -- Parents and others shopping for toys at Target will no longer be offered product suggestions based on gender.

    The retailer announced it plans to start removing gender-based signage in several departments, including toys, bedding and entertainment. Target said it made the decision after feedback and suggestions from customers.

  • Target introduces the genderless toy aisle

    Retailers know the power of social media in influencing customer attitudes, but how many of them change their merchandising strategy seemingly based on one tweet?

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