Barnes & Noble extends credit agreementThe nation’s largest bookseller is getting a reprieve on its credit facility. Hudson Yards on track for March 2019 openingThe final beam was inserted today in the crown of 30 Hudson Yards, the tallest structure in New York City’s newest neighborhood and taller even than the Empire State Building seven blocks to its east. Hendrickson to lead Brixmor’s Midwest division Longtime RAMCO veteran John M. Hendrickson has been named president of Brixmor’s Midwest division and an executive VP of the company. At Home’s ‘diverse supply chain’ could offset tariff impact At Home Group is making plans to ease the impact of the proposed tariffs on goods imported from China. Nine West reportedly shopping for a sale Nine West Holdings has taken another step toward selling its remaining business. Walmart, Microsoft join forces to take on common rival Walmart and Microsoft Corp. are deepening their alliance to gain a leg up in their battle against Amazon. First Look: Casper at Nordstrom Nordstrom is partnering with the online start-up that disrupted the mattress industry with its bed-in-a-box product. The Death of Rollout: Reframing retail expansion As the planned store closures by Starbucks and Chipotle makes clear, the pendulum certainly seems to have swung away from the growth of store counts simply for growth’s sake. Petco launches service-first store concept Petco is bringing an online platform it acquired into the physical space. Walmart names new exec for healthcare business Walmart has a new leader in charge of health and wellness. Gymboree reboots brand with new store concept, digital presence One of the few retailers to exit bankruptcy last year, Gymboree is giving its brand a makeover — just in time for the back-to-school season. Sears ends its legacy in Chicago Sears has closed its last store in the city it calls home. First Previous 919 920 921 922 923 Next Last
