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Mergers & Acquisitions

  • Private label, retail apparel brands distributor names new CEO

    TREVOSE, Pa. — Broder Bros., a leading distributor of trade, private label and retail apparel brands and merchandise, has appointed Norman Hullinger as its new CEO.

    Hullinger has been with the company for the last decade, most recently as its COO.

  • Best Buy extends deadline for offer by Schulze

    New York -- Best Buy Co. on Friday said it agreed to extend the deadline to Feb. 28 for founder Richard Schulze to make a bid for the company.

    The company said it is in the best interest of shareholders to let Schulze and his partners include results from the holiday season in their due diligence review.

  • CVS/pharmacy to acquire 19 Medicine Chest Pharmacy stores in Texas

    Woonsocket, R.I. -- CVS/pharmacy and Medicine Chest Pharmacy announced Friday that CVS will acquire 19 Medicine Chest drug stores in Texas during the last weekend of December.

    CVS/pharmacy will operate nine of the acquired locations and relocate 10 other Medicine Chest pharmacies into nearby existing CVS/pharmacy locations. Medicine Chest will continue to operate its remaining 10 locations.

  • Report: Best Buy founder to make $5 billion to $6 billion buy-back bid

    New York -- A Thursday report by the Minneapolis Star Tribune said that Best Buy Co. founder Richard Schulze is expected to make a fully financed offer of $5 billion to $6 billion by the end of the week to buy the retailer.     

    The newspaper cited an unnamed source for the report.

    The bid would fall below Schulze’s August offer of up to $10.9 billion including debt.

    Best Buy has not yet commented publicly on the report.

  • BBY founder close to purchasing company

    Former Best Buy chairman Richard Schulze is reportedly close to reaching an agreement to buy the company he founded, according to a Minneapolis Star Tribune report citing a source close to the situation.

  • Wal-Mart receives notice from India government agency on investment violations

    New York -- According to multiple reports on Thursday, Wal-Mart Stores Inc.'s India unit has received a notice from a federal government agency regarding alleged violations of the country’s foreign investment rules.
     
    A spokesman for Wal-Mart said: “We will be working to provide the authorities with relevant information,” but didn’t elaborate on the contents of the notice.

    Bharti Walmart Pvt. Ltd., a joint venture between Wal-Mart and India's Bharti Enterprises Ltd., operates 20 wholesale stores in the country.

  • Pier 1 powers ahead

    FORT WORTH, Texas — Pier 1 Imports expressed renewed confidence in its three-year growth plan following the release of third quarter results that same store sales advance 7.9%.

  • Restoring sales growth in home goods

    Restoration Hardware doesn’t operate many stores, but it is enjoying tremendous momentum at the ones it does operate.

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