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  • Home Depot breach settlement reportedly in the works

    The Home Depot Inc. has reached a contingent settlement with MasterCard International Inc. over the home improvement giant's massive 2014 data breach, according to a new report. The Atlanta Business Journal says that while a contingent deal with MasterCard International appears to have been reached, other financial institutions suing the retailer say they want more information. [Atlanta Business Journal]

  • Cabela's may be hunting for a buyer

    Cabela's has confirmed that it is in the process of reviewing strategic alternatives weeks after speculation surfaced that Bass Pro Shops is looking to acquire the retailer.

    Cabela's announced Wednesday that its board of directors is initiating a process to explore and evaluate a wide range of strategic alternatives to further enhance shareholder value.

  • Safety is automatic for Midwest grocer

    Wisconsin-based, 21-store grocery retailer Festival Foods takes food safety so seriously that it no longer thinks about it.

    That’s because Festival Foods has chosen the food safety platform from ReposiTrak to automatically manage regulatory and business documentation compliance within its supply chain.

  • Acquisition weighs on Ascena comps

    Strong sales at Maurices and Lane Bryant weren’t enough to lift Ascena in the first quarter, as the company reported a decrease in comps.

    For the period ended Oct. 24, the company reported a net loss of 10 cents per diluted share compared to net income of 32 cents per diluted share in the same period of fiscal 2015. The company blamed the decrease on transaction costs related to the acquisition of Ann Inc., which closed during the first quarter fof fiscal 2016. Comps dropped 3% in the first quarter.

  • Save-A-Lot names CEO in preparation for possible spinoff

    Supervalu on Wednesday announced Eric Claus has been named the CEO of Save-A-Lot, the company’s hard-discount grocery segment. Claus, 59, joins the company after spending the past two-plus years as the chairman, president and CEO of Red Apple Stores, a chain of value retail stores in Canada. 
  • Survey: Retailers hiring more experienced holiday help

    Retailers are paying more and offering more incentives to secure experienced in-store help to increase sales.

  • Munchies on demand with 7-Eleven’s new college delivery service

    7-Eleven is teaming up with a San Francisco start-up to launch an on-demand delivery service at select colleges.

    The convenience store giant has partnered with Tapingo, a mobile commerce application for college campuses, to launch on-demand delivery of 7-Eleven products in the college market.

  • Nordstrom Rack on the move

    Nordstrom Rack, the off-price division of Nordstrom, continues its expansion, announcing two new upcoming locations.

    The retailer plans to open a 28,000-sq.-ft. store at Fashion Outlets of Chicago in Rosemont, Ill., in fall 2016. The property is owned by Macerich.

  • JTRE Holdings Acquires Retail Co-op in Soho

    JTRE Holdings announced it purchased the cooperative shares of the ground floor retail portion of 349 W Broadway in Soho, New York. Adding to its rapidly growing portfolio of commercial and mixed-use assets, the property was acquired for $5 million.

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