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  • Five Below looks for sales to sizzle with new agency

    Five Below is looking to generate brand awareness and traffic after selecting a new advertising agency to handle creative and media duties.

    The teen and pre-teen retailer known for selling products for $5 or less chose Zimmerman Advertising, a division of Omnicon, as its agency of record and Five Below CEO Joel Anderson couldn’t be happier.

  • Prime Power: Amazon’s sales surge ahead of holidays

    Amazon.com’s third quarter sales increased 23% to $25.4 billion and the online retailer and tech giant posted a huge improvement in profitability.

    The company said operating income increased to $406 million in the third quarter ended Sept. 30, compared to an operating loss of $544 million in third quarter 2014. Net income increased to $79 million, or 17 cents a share, compared with net loss of $437 million, or 95 cents a share, the prior year.

  • Lululemon restructures executive team

    Lululemon Athletica’s chief product officer has left the company and other key executives are in new roles as the company looks to increase innovation and execute a 10 year vision.

    The operator of 336 stores named expanded the responsibilities of CFO Stuart Haselden and he now adds the title of executive VP of operations. Haselden joined the company early this year after serving as CFO of J. Crew. The company has also initiated a search to fill the newly created position of chief supply chain officer.

  • Cabela’s pulling back on store expansion

    Cabela’s smaller stores are not as productive as the company would like, so the outdoor retailer is putting the brakes on new store growth while it focuses on productivity.

  • New York City’s off-price leader to open tenth location

    Century 21 Department Store will bring its high-fashions and low prices to a new location in the suburbs.

    The company will open an approximately 70,000-sq.-ft., two-level store at Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, New York, on the South Shore of Long Island. The location will be the company’s tenth location.

  • Crown Center names new president

    Kansas City, Mo. -- Crown Center Redevelopment Corporation headquarter in Kansas City, Missouri, has named Stacey Paine as its new president.

    Paine will replace Bill Lucas who is retiring at year-end after serving 20 years as the president of Crown Center, an 85-acre mixed-use community, privately financed by Hallmark Cards, Inc., that combines 2.2 million sq. ft. of office space, retail, hotels, residential and entertainment attractions within its boundaries.

  • New retail center going up in DC-metro area

    Simon on Wednesday broke ground on Clarksburg Premium Outlets, in Montgomery County, Maryland.

    This multi-million dollar project, which upon completion, will offer a collection of over 90 retailers. The center, scheduled to open in October 2016, is a joint venture between Simon, New England Development, and Streetscape Partners.

    Located in one of the country's highest-income regions, and only 30 miles from the Washington, D.C., metro area, the center will feature 392,000 sq. ft. of leasable space.

  • Arkansas’ only outlet center makes its debut

    Little Rock, Ark. -- New England Development opened Outlets of Little Rock in Little Rock, Arkansas, on Oct. 16. The center welcomed thousands of area residents and visitors to shop at Arkansas’ only outlet center.

    The newest destination for shopping in the region is home to first-to-market fashion retailers: Under Armour, Asics, Bass Factory Store, Brooks Brothers Factory Store, Cole Haan, Levi's Outlet Store, Lindt Chocolate Shop, Restoration Hardware and Skechers.

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