When anchors go awayA convenient, albeit misleading headline has gained great currency in the retail business — this being that physical retail is disappearing at a rapid rate. 5Qs for CBL’s Stephen Lebovitz on redevelopmentEarlier this year, the financial community made a gesture that proved it still believed in brick-and-mortar retail. The rise of competitive socializing For some time now, mall and center owners have courted concepts like Dave & Busters and Round One to fill their big, empty boxes. Lowe’s acquires retail analytics platform Lowe’s Companies is looking to provide an additional kick to its tech capabilities. Kohl’s competes for hearts of online sports fans with Walmart, Amazon Kohl’s is significantly expanding its online assortment of sports gear in a deal that will look familiar to Walmart. 5Qs for PECO’s Jeff Edison on technology and traditional retail Jeff Edison co-founded Phillips Edison — one of the nation’s largest owners of grocery-anchored shopping centers — just two years after the founding of the World Wide Web. Starbucks takes its signing store concept to China Starbucks Corp. has opened its first-ever store in China designed for the deaf and hearing impaired. Footwear retailers say proposed new tariffs would be ‘catastrophic’ U.S. shoppers will end up paying more — a lot more— for footwear if the Trump Administration goes through with its latest tariff proposal. Dressbarn going out of business It's closing time for a 57-year-old women's apparel chain. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-May 20 Paid leave legislation advances in Maine, Nevada and New Hampshire. First Previous 923 924 925 926 927 Next Last
