Most Americans support raising minimum wage — and want companies to take a standEight in 10 Americans think the federal minimum wage is too low and two-thirds support increasing it to $15 per hour. Fitch: Pandemic did not drive all retail bankruptcies in 2020The COVID-19 pandemic was not the main factor behind all retail bankruptcies last year. Parent company of Men’s Wearhouse starts hunt for a new CEO The chief executive of Tailored Brands is leaving after serving five years in the position and seeing the retailer through bankruptcy. Coca-Cola veteran to take top spot at Honey Baked Ham Company The Honey Baked Ham Company has named a new chief executive. Register now for SPECS Spring Social; virtual event starts March 24 Little Caesars targets Tampa Bay area for store expansion Little Caesars sees plenty of opportunity to grow in the Tampa market. Ulta Beauty names new CEO There will be a changing of the guard at Ulta Beauty in June. Gartner: Gen Z will drive evolution of smart supply chain The supply chain will become increasingly automated as the youngest members of the workforce gain prominence, according to Gartner. Activist group gives up some ground at Kohl’s It looks as if a possible fight for control of the Kohl’s Corp. board has been averted. Amazon selects supply chain site in Lone Star State Amazon plans to open a new fulfillment center in Amarillo, Texas. Target downsizing its corporate office space in Minneapolis The largest employer in downtown Minneapolis is reducing its presence by a significant amount. Retailers support new privacy bill A newly introduced bill would establish uniform national standards for privacy law, a goal long sought by retailers, particularly national chains that operate in most if not all states. First Previous 134 135 136 137 138 Next Last
