Planting Roots in RetailWhether you’re a 16-year-old looking to earn your first paycheck or a mature worker looking to stay active later in life, retail offers individuals from all walks of life the ability to choose your own path. And the sky is the limit. Lord & Taylor on the hunt for a new leaderThirty-years plus Lord & Taylor veteran is stepping down. Toys ‘R’ Us gets financing to support stores in Asia and Europe Toys “R” Us is not disappearing from the retail landscape in the immediate future — at least not outside of the U.S. Furniture retailer taps former Barnes & Noble head as CEO Art Van Furniture has appointed a veteran retailer as its next chief executive. Sears to close last store in the city it once called home Sears Holdings is set to shutter its last remaining store in Chicago. 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. First Previous 345 346 347 348 349 Next Last
