Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative, labor developments-April 1McDonald’s to stop lobbying against increases in the minimum wage at the state, local or federal levels of government. CSA Exclusive: Changing retail landscape prompts drive for C-level talentRetail is shifting to the forefront of technology innovation, and a need for high-quality executives is erupting. Barneys denies report it is downsizing flagship Barneys New York has no plans to change the size of its famed nine-level flagship in Manhattan. Take a look inside ‘the most interesting store in the world’ Showfields, which bills itself as “the most interesting store in the world,” has opened in downtown Manhattan. Godiva set to debut café concept in the U.S. Godiva is extending its push into the café business to the United States. RH not as bullish amid down trends in high-end housing market; cuts outlook The luxury home furnishings retailer reported mixed fourth-quarter results on Friday, with disappointing revenue and better-than-expected earnings. Albertsons taps PepsiCo leader as its new CEO Albertsons Companies is replacing its current CEO with a veteran from one of the world’s biggest CPG companies. Tech Viewpoint: Three ‘green’ delivery strategies that save retailers green Sustainable e-commerce delivery practices can create more than one type of “green” result. P.C. Richard & Son in financial services partnership Synchrony has extended its 33-year relationship with P.C. Richard & Son. Walmart rebrands educational benefits The largest private employer in the United States has brought its education benefits together under a new platform called “Live Better U.” First Previous 1187 1188 1189 1190 1191 Next Last
