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  • Baker Katz completes sale of 2.12-acre property with existing 13,000-sq.-ft. office building in Houston

    Houston -- Baker Katz announced the sale of a 2.12-acre property with an existing 13,000 sq. ft. office building located in Houston, near the cross streets of U.S. Highway 59 N and West Little York Road.

    Baker Katz principal Kenneth Katz made the announcement.

  • Westfield sells five malls in billion dollar deal

    Westfield Corp. announced Monday it has sold five of its U.S. shopping malls — totaling more than 6 million sq. feet of retail space across four states — to help fund a property development program. The move is line with the company’s recent strategy to focus on its flagship assets, which include the new World Trade Center mall, due to open in spring 2016.

  • Tony Rogers to lead Walmart marketing

    Walmart has recalled marketing executive Tony Rogers from his post in China to lead the retailer’s domestic marketing efforts.

  • Update on American Apparel

    Dov Charney, the founder and ousted CEO of American Apparel, continues with his efforts to regain control of the company. But with the chain slated to emerge from bankruptyc in mid-January, time is running out, Bloomberg reported.

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  • Winning with retail real estate in 2016

    Occupancy costs are among the largest expenses for any retailer. Total lease obligations can exceed long term debt in many companies, reducing profitability and hindering growth. It doesn’t have to be that way though if operators follow four simple rules of retail real estate.

  • Neiman Marcus exec moving to Tuesday Morning

    On the heels of naming a new CEO, Tuesday Morning Corp. has appointed a new finance chief as well.

    The company named Stacie Shirley as executive VP, CFO and treasurer, effective January 18, 2016. Most recently, she served as senior VP - finance and treasurer of the Neiman Marcus Group. She started at Neiman Marcus in 2001.

    Prior to Neiman Marcus, Shirley served in various positions with CompUSA.

    Tuesday Morning recently names a former board member, Steve Becker, as its new CEO.

  • And the top CEOs are….

    Executives from retail and restaurant chains grabbed some of the top spots in an annual ranking of the nation’s top CEOs.

    Rite Aid chairman and CEO John Standley was rated the number one executive on ExecRank’s 2015 Top Mid Cap CEOs list. Taking the number two spot: Sally J. Smith, CEO and president of Buffalo Wild Wings. Gary Friedman, chairman and CEO of Restoration Hardware Holdings, took the third spot.

  • Five Below achieves market milestone

    Rapidly growing extreme value retailer Five Below could see its share price improve in the coming months as it is added to an important market index.

    Five Below will join the S&P SmallCap 600 index effective after the close of trading on Friday, Dec. 18. The change is noteworthy for Five Below because such moves offer trigger increased buying of the company’s shares by funds that track the performance of the index which the company is joining. Five Below replaces UIL Holdings which merged with Iberdrola USA.

  • Rite Aid Q3 revenues up 21.8%, calls special meeting to decide WBA merger

    Rite Aid on Thursday reported revenues of $8.2 billion, up 21.8%, for its fiscal third quarter ended Nov. 28, 2015.
  • 7 ways CVS is driving growth in its stores

    At CVS Health’s annual Analyst Day held Wednesday here, Helena Foulkes, CVS/pharmacy president, shared significant details on the progress CVS Health has made to drive growth in its stores.

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