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  • Kroger testing grocery delivery in Colorado

    The King Soopers grocery chain is trying to meet rising demand for fresh food delivery with a new digital initiative.

    King Soopers, a division of the Kroger Co. has launched an e-commerce website KingSoopers.com/LiveNaturally.

  • Home Depot exec 1 of 2 new BN board members

    Barnes & Noble Inc. has appointed a Home Depot president and a former executive of PaineWebber as two new independent directors to its board ahead of the company's separation of its retail and college businesses.

    The new board members are Ann-Marie Campbell, president of the southern division of Home Depot, and Paul B. Guenther, former president of PaineWebber Group Inc., the parent company of Paine Webber, Incorporated.

  • Amazon to open FC in Target's backyard

    Ever-growing Amazon.com Inc. is expanding its e-commerce capabilities in Target's home turf.

    The e-commerce behemoth has announced it will open an 850,000 square foot fulfillment center in the Minneapolis area, its first DC in the state of Minnesota.

  • NRF urges Senate to pass TPA bill

    The National Retail Federation is urging the Senate to quickly consider the stand-alone Trade Promotion Authority bill so that it can move to the president’s desk for his signature.

    NRF issued the following statement from Senior Vice President for Government Relations David French: 

  • Head merchant at Aeropostale is out

    Aeropostale is losing a key executive and handing over merchandising responsibilities to the company's CEO. 

  • Report: Target initiates latest round of job cuts

    New York -- Target Corp. has laid off about 140 employees from its Minneapolis headquarters as part of its transformation efforts, and eliminated 50 open positions, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.

    Including the latest round of cuts, Target has let go about 2,500 workers this year.

    Click here for the story.

  • Former Wal-Mart exec new co-owner of New York retailer

    New York -- A former executive from Wal-Mart Stores has joined up with a real estate executive to expand New York City-based luxury home décor retailer Gracious Home.

    Dottie Mattison who served in a variety of executive roles from 2006 to 2010 at Wal-Mart, including senior VP and general manager of the apparel global merchandising center and chief merchant of Walmart.com, has teamed up with David Mitchell to buy a majority stake in Gracious Home for an undisclosed price. Mattison will serve as CEO and Mitchell as chairman.

  • Kroger does it again

    Cincinnati -- Kroger Co. on Thursday reported a big increase in its first quarter profit and its 46th consecutive quarter of positive identical supermarket sales growth, excluding fuel.

    “Our results show the power of our Customer 1st Strategy," stated Rodney McMullen, chairman and CEO, Kroger. "Our associates are making a difference for our customers by providing excellent service and product quality and selection, and we continue to improve the shopping experience by bringing technology and digital capabilities to our business.

  • Four insights from J.C. Penney’s top two execs

    New York -- J.C. Penney CEO Myron Ullman and CEO-designee Marvin Ellison shared their thoughts on the company and its strategy going forward at a recent presentation to analysts.

    For the story, click here.

  • CVS Health giving stores beauty and health makeover

    New York -- CVS Health is rethinking every aspect of its store to ensure that it not only reflects the company’s broader commitment to healthcare and but also delivers on what customers have come to expect from its pharmacy locations. The move comes on the heels of its decision more than a year ago to pull the plug on tobacco products and rebrand the company as CVS Health.

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