Furniture retailer taps former Barnes & Noble head as CEOArt Van Furniture has appointed a veteran retailer as its next chief executive. Lord & Taylor on the hunt for a new leaderThirty-years plus Lord & Taylor veteran is stepping down. Another record year for convenience stores as profits, sales edge higher One of every 30.9 dollars spent in the U.S. in 2017 was spent at a convenience store. Mall owners team up to buy bankrupt Bon-Ton The Bon-Ton Stores has been thrown a lifeline. Supermarket giant in big hiring push The Kroger Co. is going on a hiring blitz. Regulatory Wrap-up: Insider’s guide to retail-related legislative developments - April 9 Paid leave in the spotlight in weekly review of state and congressional retail-related activity. Sears real estate veteran joins A&G Jim Terrell, who in 36 years at Sears Holdings presided over divestiture, repurposing, and subleasing of dozens of properties, has joined A&G Realty Partners as managing director. Report: Supervalu considering options, including sale Grocery wholesale and retailer Supervalu may be putting itself up for sale. Nine West files for bankruptcy; to sell namesake brand Massive debt has finally taken its toll on Nine West. Executive departure at women’s specialty retailer Anthropologie is getting a new leader. Or make that leaders. Kirkland’s is looking for a new CEO The chief executive of Kirkland’s has resigned after 18 years with the company. Target settles in racial disparity hiring lawsuit Target Corp. has settled a complaint that includes grievances from more than 10 years ago. First Previous 288 289 290 291 292 Next Last
