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  • Ascena Retail Group names CFO

    Mahwah, N.J. -- Ascena Retail Group has appointed Robb Giammatteo to serve as CFO. He joined Ascena in 2013, as senior VP of financial planning and analysis and investor relations.

  • Simon names hotel exec as new senior VP of marketing

     Indianapolis -- Simon announced that Krystal Zell has been named senior VP of marketing. In this newly created role, Zell will oversee the field marketing organization for all Simon Malls, The Mills and Simon Premium Outlets.

    Zell served as VP of Starwood Preferred Guest at Starwood Hotels & Resorts where she led the loyalty strategy, business development and operations for its Starwood Preferred Guest and B2B loyalty programs.





     

  • Report: Obama criticizes Staples on healthcare

    Washington, D.C. – President Obama is not pleased with how Staples and other large U.S. companies are handling employee health benefits. In an interview with BuzzFeed, Obama said that Staples and other corporations should not use the Affordable Care Act as an excuse to reduce employee hours or wages.

  • P&G board adds ex-CEO of Home Depot

    Procter & Gamble Co. has added the former CEO and chairman of Home Depot Inc. to its board of directors.

    Francis Blake, 65, joins the board efefctive immediately.

    The move comes just a few days after his retirement as chairman of Home Depot. He stepped down from the CEO position in November.

  • DDR Corp. elevates CFO to CEO job

    DDR Corp.'s board of directors has promoted David Oakes to the chief executive officer post.

    Oakes, the company's president and chief financial officer, fills a seat left empty by Daniel Hurwitz, who stepped down as CEO in December.

    "After a thorough and robust search process, the board is confident that David is the right person to lead DDR into the future," Terry Ahern, the company's chairman, said. "I also want to thank the team for the terrific job that they have done while the board conducted the search process."

  • Duluth Trading Co. names new CEO

    Duluth Trading Company has promoted Stephanie Pugliese to president and chief executive officer.

    Pugliese is a former executive with Ann Taylor and Lands’ End.

    The previous CEO and principal owner of Duluth Trading, Steve Schlecht, will continue as the company’s executive chairman. Pugliese’s appointment is effective immediately.

  • Dick’s Sporting Goods goes for Olympic Gold; retail sponsor for Team USA

    Pittsburgh -- In a first for Dick’s Sporting Goods, the retailer said it will serve as the official sporting goods retail sponsor to the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and Team USA., as it prepares for the 2016 Summer Games, which will be held in Brazil.

    Dick’s will focus on supporting U.S. Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls with jobs and equipment.

  • CBL & Associates announces promotions

    Chattanooga, Tenn. -- CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. announced the promotions of Andrew Cobb to senior VP and director of accounting, Stuart Smith to senior VP - planning/redevelopment, Jennifer Cope to VP - shared services, Jon Meshel to VP - development/redevelopment, and Ken Wittler to VP - development.

    Andy Cobb joined CBL in June 2002, as VP - accounting. In February 2007, he was promoted to VP and director of accounting. Prior to joining CBL, Cobb was an audit manager for Arthur Andersen.

  • JLL names regional retail property management lead for Southeast and Florida

    Atlanta -- JLL announced the expansion of its management platform with the addition of Brett Earp as the new Southeast and Florida property management lead. Based out of the firm’s Atlanta office, he will partner with Atlanta Retail Market Lead John Bemis and Florida Retail Market Lead John Lambert to maximize the firm’s clients’ property values. He will be responsible for increasing or maintaining their net operating income by developing and executing strategic operational efficiencies.

  • Report: Target Canada landlords want full bankruptcy

    Mississauga, Canada – Landlords holding the leases of Target Canada stores reportedly are requesting that Ontario Superior Court put Target Canada into full bankruptcy. According to the Toronto Globe & Mail, the move would remove control of liquidation of the company’s assets from Target and put it in the hands of a third-party trustee.

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