Michaels to close most Aaron Brothers stores in brand repositioningThe Michaels Companies is pulling the plug on its freestanding stores devoted to framing, wall art and other art supplies. Guess Q4 earnings, sales top StreetGuess turned in a better-than-expected fourth quarter performance fueled by strong demand in Asia and Europe. KB Toys plots comeback in wake of Toys ‘R’ Us demise Nearly 10 years after it went out of business, a former rival of Toys “R” Us may return to the scene in the wake of the toy giant’s plan to liquidate its U.S. operations. Kroger CEO keeps eye on competitive landscape, including Lidl Pharmacy remains a key component of Kroger’s overall offering and the company plans to strengthen that offering looking forward. Starbucks achieves pay milestone in U.S.; details digital and brick-and-mortar growth Starbucks Corp. on Wednesday said it has reached gender and race pay equality among all U.S. employees in similar roles. Sears in new debt move Sears Holdings Corp. is cutting its quarterly interest costs by $15 million. Nordstrom not going private Nordstrom will remain in the public arena. CVS Caremark gets a new president of pharmacy CVS has named a new leader for its pharmacy benefit management (PBM) business. Target steps up water reduction efforts Target has created a plan that will help the company better manage its water usage. Brookfield makes another pass at GGP Big mall owner GGP spurned Brookfield Property’s $14.8 billion takeover bid in December, but that hasn’t stopped the aggressive suitor, apparently. Duluth Trading sets 2018 store openings Duluth Trading continues to grow its brick-and-mortar footprint. Hispanic grocery banner to debut in new markets Fresco y Más Hispanic is expanding its banner beyond South Florida. First Previous 606 607 608 609 610 Next Last
