Hermès continues U.S. expansion; signs new lease in AtlantaHermès, the worldwide supplier of luxury leather goods and ready-to-wear apparel and accessories, continues its expansion in the United States. Ulta Beauty VP moves over to Hudson’s BayHudson’s Bay Company is losing one of its longtime executives. Deloitte: Holiday sales to increase 4% to 6% Although inflation will help to raise dollar sales, retailers will see less growth in sales volume this holiday season. Amazon Go brings suburban format to Los Angeles Amazon Go is continuing its expansion in the suburbs, this time in the Greater Los Angeles market. Lands’ End taps American Eagle exec as its next CEO There’s going to be a changing of the guard at Lands’ End. Exclusive: Cybersecurity is a major retail IT issue Retail IT leaders and C-suites rate cybersecurity ahead of some other pressing problems as a top business concern. Pier 1 owner acquires majority interest in Tuesday Morning The owner of retailers including Pier 1 and Dressbarn is leading an investment group taking control of the Tuesday Morning board. Starbucks supports employees with savings, student loan debt aid Starbucks is working with outside partners to offer two new financially-oriented programs to its employees. Ikea U.S. enters consumer solar energy market Ikea U.S. is partnering with a solar technology and energy services provider to begin selling home solar energy solutions to select customers. Report: Evening traffic in U.S. downtowns hits a high in August Hot weather and school vacations brought more office workers and tourists back to major urban centers last month. Kohl’s offers adaptive collection for adults Kohl’s Corp. is extending its adaptive product offerings beyond the kids market. Albertsons boosts vaccine services Albertsons Cos. is investing in technology, vaccine inventory and patient services to increase immunization access and personalized care at more than 1,700 pharmacy locations. First Previous 259 260 261 262 263 Next Last
