Imports slowdown continues at ports but supply chain, labor problems persistImports at the nation’s major container ports are expected to fall below last year’s levels for the remainder of 2022. 5Qs for Jason Baker about retail expansion in HoustonHouston is big and getting bigger, says one of the top retail real estate brokers in the market Report: Amazon cuts back on warehouses Amazon is reportedly downscaling its physical delivery infrastructure. Target C-suite moves: Cornell staying three more years, logistics exec leaving Target Corp. has dropped its mandatory retirement age. French department store Printemps to open its first U.S. store Printemps is setting its sights overseas. How Stores Can Work Harder: Seeing threats as opportunities for change When it comes to threats, avoidance isn’t an option. Lucky’s is signed to star in Casto redevelopment in Columbus Casto’s script for turning a neighborhood market into a mixed-use center has just landed a star player. FMI study details food retailers’ investments Food retailers are making significant investments to meet shoppers’ evolving needs and tastes despite numerous challenges ranging from inflation to labor shortages to supply chain bottlenecks. Dutch Bros digitalizes rewards program A fast-growing specialty coffee retailer is moving up from punch cards to a mobile app for its loyalty offering. Yesway expands footprint via Tres Amigos acquisition Yesway is growing its presence in its home state. Bed Bath & Beyond names interim finance head after suicide of CFO The chief financial officer of Bed Bath & Beyond died after falling to his death from a luxury high-rise building in downtown Manhattan. Michaels hiring less holiday workers this year than last The Michaels Cos. is getting ready to staff up for the holiday season. First Previous 262 263 264 265 266 Next Last
