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  • How Target can beat Amazon

    New York -- Target Corp. will beat Amazon.com by following three core philosophies,  the retailer’s top digital executive (and former Amazon.com exec) Jason Goldberger said during a keynote address at the annual Internet Retailer Conference and Exposition, in Chicago.

  • Dick’s names ex-Kraft, P&G exec CFO

    Dick’s Sporting Goods named veteran consumer packaged goods finance executive Teri List executive vice president and CFO to oversee the retailer’s finance and legal organizations.

  • Report: Walmart stores not welcome in New York City, says mayor

    New York -- The mayor of New York City, Bill de Blasio, said Thursday that Walmart stores are not welcome in New York City, Newsday reported. His attitude is much different from his predecessor, Michael Bloomberg.

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  • New Zealand approves Staples-Office Depot merger

    Framingham, Mass. – The proposed $6.3 billion merger of Staples Inc. and Office Depot Inc. has cleared a global regulatory hurdle. Staples has received clearance from the Commerce Commission of New Zealand to acquire all the outstanding shares of Office Depot, which trades in New Zealand as OfficeMax.

  • Zumiez meets Street with Q1 income, will open 57 stores

    Lynnwood, Wash. – Zumiez Inc. met Wall Street expectations for profit in the first quarter of fiscal 2015.

    Net income rose 12% to $2.8 million from $2.5 million the same period a year earlier, aided by slowing growth rates of cost of goods sold and selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses.

  • Kroger shuffles Harris Teeter executives

    The Kroger Co. has named Fred Morganthall, currently president of Harris Teeter Supermarkets, as senior vice president of retail divisions for the Kroger Co.

    Rod Antolock, currently Harris Teeter's executive vice president, has been named president of Harris Teeter.

  • Robert Almond, Jr., named CEO of Nest

    Gloucester City, N.J. — The board of directors of Nest announced that Robert Almond, Jr. will take over as CEO of Nest, a 20-year-old multi-facility business advisor specializing in consulting, technology and financial solutions.

  • Profit drops at Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores

    Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores Inc.

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