Simon Property Group’s Fred Simon is dead at 89Fred Simon, landlord to hundreds of retail chains for one the world’s largest retail REITs, died last week at 89, according to a report in the Indianapolis Star. Sephora to grow U.S. footprint; partnering with treatment services companySephora is on the move in the United States. Iconic denim brand’s IPO looks to raise up to $587.2 million Jeans are back in style — just ask Levi Strauss & Co., which is returning to the public market. Barnes & Noble names CIO Barnes & Noble has tapped a retail veteran as its new chief information officer. Tesla not closing most of its stores after all Tesla is making a U-turn of sorts with regards to its brick-and-mortar strategy. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-March 11 Governor of New Jersey gives his support to a proposed fee of $150 per employee for employers that have 50 or more employees receiving state Medicaid benefits. Amazon order cancelations may have been aimed at counterfeits Amazon has reportedly reinstated some of the thousands of routine merchandise orders it had canceled in the past two weeks. First Look: Jos. A. Bank unveils Manhattan flagship Menswear retailer Jos. A. Bank has reopened its newly renovated flagship store in New York City. Study: How can you detect and prevent insider threats? Retailers face potential internal security challenges, but can take steps to identify and impede them. Retail employment dips in February Employment growth across all industries slowed dramatically in February and retail was not immune to the slowdown. First Previous 964 965 966 967 968 Next Last
