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  • Oops! This grocer bit off more than it could chew

    New York -- Almost as quickly as tiny northwest grocer Haggen became a regional player by acquiring 146 former Safeway and Albertsons stores the company is retrenching and has plans to close a large number of stores.

  • Lumber Liquidators hires new compliance chief

    Toano, Va. – Shuffling in the executive ranks continues at embattled Lumber Liquidators Holdings Inc., in the wake of accusations the retailer sold Chinese hardwood laminate products that had illegal levels of formaldehyde. Lumber Liquidators has hired Jill Witter as chief compliance and legal officer.  

  • Home Depot builds on its winning streak

    The world's largest home improvement chain is benefiting from Americans spending more on their homes than on their wardrobes, as Home Depot reported record sales and earnings in the second quarter.

  • CVS enters new dispensing channel with $12.9 billion purchase

    Woonsocket, R.I. – CVS Health Corp. is entering a new pharmacy dispensing channel with the completion of an approximately $12.9 billion acquisition of Omnicare, a provider of pharmacy services to long-term care facilities. CVS initially announced the deal in May 2015.

    CVS expects the deal to significantly expand its ability to dispense prescriptions in assisted living and long term care facilities, as well as expand its presence in the specialty pharmacy business.

  • Another retailer files for IPO

    San Diego – The ranks of publicly traded retailers are going to have a new member. Petco Holdings Inc. has publicly filed a registration statement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a proposed initial public offering (IPO) of its common stock.

  • TravelCenters shareholder urges buyback

    New York - RDG Capital Fund Management, a shareholder of TravelCenters of America, is recommending a major financial step. RDG has delivered a letter to the TravelCenters board of directors strongly recommending a $100 million share buyback that RDG estimates would increase stock price by more than 33% to $17 per share.

  • Ex-Kohl's CIO joins Hudson's Bay

    Despite efforts by her previous employer to block the transition, former Kohl’s CIO Janet Schalk is joining Hudson’s Bay Co. in the same capacity.

  • Housing recovery helps Home Depot beat Street in Q2

    Atlanta – A continuing recovery in the U.S. housing market helped The Home Depot Inc. exceed Wall Street projections for net income and sales during the second quarter of fiscal 2015. Net income rose 9% to $2.23 billion, from $2.05 billion the prior-year period.

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