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  • Hershey launching new candy brand in 2014

    Following a successful launch in China earlier this year, Hershey is ready to introduce its first new brand to the U.S. market in three decades.

  • L’Oréal expands relationship with Demandware

    L’Oréal is expanding its relationship with Demandware, a cloud commerce solutions provider, and will use the Demandware Commerce platform to power the digital transformation strategy of its brand portfolio around the globe. 

  • NRF: Retailers will collaborate with law enforcement against terror

    Washington, D.C. – The National Retail Federation told a congressional committee holding an Oct. 9 hearing on the terrorist attack at a Kenyan shopping mall that the safety of employees and customers is retailers’ top concern.

  • Safeway dumps Dominick's after Q3 profit swoon

    Safeway plans to exit the Chicago market where it operates 72 supermarkets under the Dominick’s banner by early 2014 after posting third quarter profits that were roughly half those of the comparable period the prior year.
    The decision to exit Chicago follows similar move earlier this year when Safeway announced the sale of its Canadian operations.

  • Report: Tower Three divests remaining stake in Restoration Hardware

    New York -- A report by Wall Street Journal revealed that private equity investor Tower Three Partners will sell its final 3.9 million shares in Restoration Hardware Holdings, marking an exit for the buyout firms that acquired the home furnishings retailer in 2008.

    Restoration Hardware’s private-equity backers have been cashing out amid a 90% rally in the stock this year, according to the report.

  • Costco comps up for the fourth quarter

    Changes in foreign exchange rates had a negative impact on Costco’s comparable store sales for the fourth quarter ended Sept. 1, but the wholesaler still reported increases in both its U.S. and international markets.

    The company’s comparable sales for the quarter increased 5%. U.S. comparable store sales increased 5% for the quarter, while international comparable store sales increased 4%.

  • Costco sales rise but miss forecasts in Q4

    New York -- Changes in foreign exchange rates had a negative impact on Costco’s comparable store sales for the fourth quarter ended Sept. 1, but the wholesaler still reported increases in both its U.S. and international markets. 

    The company’s comparable sales for the quarter increased 5%. U.S. comparable store sales increased 5% for the quarter, while international comparable store sales increased 4%. 

  • The Container Store teams with BorderFree to take e-commerce global

    New York -- E-commerce solution-provider Borderfree said it has partnered with The Container Store to expand the chain’s international e-commerce reach in time for the holidays.

    Previously only accessible to consumers in the U.S., and Canada, The Container Store’s online product offerings are now available to consumers in Australia, India, Mexico, Germany, France, Japan, Switzerland, Russia, and the U.K.

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