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Mergers & Acquisitions

  • MinuteClinic comes to Target stores in new state

    The CVS/Health-Target partnership continues to grow.

    MinuteClinic, the retail medical clinic of CVS Health, has opened eight new locations inside Target stores in Maryland, including six in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The clinics have been rebranded and converted to MinuteClinic. There are now 43 MinuteClinic locations in Maryland, including clinics in select CVS Pharmacy stores.

  • JLL acquires construction-related consulting firm

    JLL has broadened its project and development services (PDS) with the acquisition of Merritt & Harris (M&H), a leading provider of construction-related consulting services for real estate lenders and investors during new construction, renovations and workouts.
     

  • Phillips Edison adds to portfolio

    Phillips Edison Grocery Center REIT I Inc. is acquiring a grocery-anchored shopping center, expanding the company’s holdings in Massachusetts.

    Northwoods Crossing is a 159,562-sq.-ft. grocery store-anchored shopping center in Taunton, Massachusetts, a suburb 40 miles south of Boston. The center is anchored by BJ’s Wholesale Club. It also features national and regional tenants such as Tractor Supply Company, Dollar Tree, Subway, Ruby Tuesday and Wendy’s.

  • Commentary: Everything Must Go

    The term “post-department store era” was once considered so controversial that many in the retail world avoided using it, fearing backlash from powerful industry giants like Macy’s and Sears. Some saw the very idea of department store obsolescence as pure folly while others saw it only as a vague possibility too far in the future to consider.
     

  • Following poor Q1, DSW finance chief resigns

    Mary Meixelsperger, senior VP and CFO DSW Inc., is shifting professional gears

    Meixelsperger has resigned from the company effective June 10, to pursue another unspecified opportunity. Coincidentally or otherwise, DSW recently missed expectations for both profits and sales in a difficult first quarter of fiscal 2016. Net income fell 37% and same-store sales also declined, although revenues grew below Wall Street forecasts.

  • Rochester mall to make historic change

    The Marketplace Mall located in the Henrietta area of Rochester, New York, will convert to an outlet center.     The mall will undergo capital improvements, remerchandising of the retail mix, and will be rebranded as Marketplace Outlets. This is a first-of-its-kind full conversion of an enclosed regional mall to an outlet center.   
  • Walmart taking on Amazon with same-day delivery pilot

    Walmart is teaming up with a few third-party partners — including two names very familiar to consumers — to take on its biggest rival in the competitive in the area of online delivery.  
  • Conn’s names new CFO as Q1 disappoints; will open 10-12 stores

    Specialty electronics and furniture chain Conn’s Inc. is shuffling its executive ranks as it swings to a net loss in the first quarter of fiscal 2017.

    Lee Wright, formerly CEO for oil field service firm Professional Directional Enterprises Inc., will succeed Tom Moran as CFO, starting on June 22, 2016. Wright also has experience in the private equity industry. Moran, who joined the retailer in July 2015, is expected to remain at the company for a period of 120 days to support a seamless transition.

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