Rite Aid names tech vet as CIORite Aid Corp. has tapped a seasoned tech executive to head up its technology operations. 5Qs for Stephen Carrozza on fitness tenantsStephen Carrozza has been working for just five years at Metro Commercial, the Philadelphia-based brokerage with deep Northeastern roots, but a productive five years it’s been. Check out the Wired store Wired pops-up for the holidays — but a permanent store is in the works. Kronos: Unplanned employee absences impact staff productivity, manager stress Frequent unplanned absences by employees are taking a toll on store operations. Rent-A-Center calls it off Rent-A-Center isn’t going private after all. Kroger names new CFO There’s going to a changing of the guard in The Kroger Co.’s finance suite. Couche-Tard in deal swap for stores Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. and CrossAmerica Partners LP reached an asset-exchange agreement that will see 265 sites change hands in a series of transactions. Saks Fifth Avenue to exit Brookfield Center Brookfield Place, the upscale shopping center that opened in 2015 in Manhattan’s Financial District, is losing a premier tenant. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments --Dec. 17 California to begin requiring out-of-state-sellers to collect the sales tax on purchases above a certain threshold as of April 1, 2019. Fashion rental/subscription giant deepens ties with co-work space leader The relationship between Rent the Runway and WeWork has grown a little deeper. Top 10 e-commerce trends for 2019 Retailers, manufacturers and consumers should get ready for another disruptive year in the retail marketplace. November retail sales show ‘good start’ to holiday season U.S. consumer spending showed momentum in November as shoppers began holiday shopping in earnest. First Previous 1052 1053 1054 1055 1056 Next Last
