CBRE’s new Dallas HQ appears to be stalledWith no ground broken on the site, incentives reliant on a 2024 completion date could be revoked. Shopping centers soon to seek social impact certificationsThe SEAM program assesses how retail real estate companies regard neuro-diversity, mental disorders, and gender identity. Home Depot to invest $1 billion in employees The Home Depot is boosting its employees' pay amid a still tight labor market for retailers. Walmart posts strong Q4 fueled by grocery gains, higher-income shoppers Walmart had a strong holiday season, with fourth-quarter sales and earnings topping estimates but it offered weak guidance for the year ahead. Consumer sentiment at 13-month high Lowering inflation helped give a boost to consumer sentiment in early February. Amazon wants corporate employees back in the office three days a week Amazon is tightening its in-office requirements for corporate workers. Amazon eliminates shopping user experience research team The Amazon Shopping organization has laid off its entire user experience research staff. How to Improve the Reverse Logistics Process for Better Outcomes The ever-growing popularity of online shopping has also dramatically increased the number of returns retailers need to mitigate. Party City puts 12 of its store leases on the auction block Spaces come available in New York, Missouri, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, Mississippi, and West Virginia. BP in $1.3 billion cash deal to acquire TravelCenters of America BP is ramping up its expansion into convenience and travel retail. McDonald’s amping up solar energy in Southeast U.S. with big project McDonald’s Corp. will buy the entire power output that comes out of a solar facility (“farm”) in Louisiana. Tuesday Morning to close more than half its stores nationwide Store closings are a “critical component” of Tuesday Morning’s bankruptcy strategy. First Previous 140 141 142 143 144 Next Last
