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Corporate Governance

  • Which home improvement retailer is most satisfactory?

    When it comes to customer experience, home improvement shoppers have established a long-term favorite.

    Ace Hardware ranks highest in customer satisfaction with home improvement retailers for a 10th consecutive year, according to the J.D. Power 2016 Home Improvement Retailer Satisfaction Study. The study measures customer satisfaction with home improvement retailers by examining merchandise; price; sales and promotions; staff and service; and store facility. Satisfaction is measured on a 1,000-point scale.

  • MinuteClinic comes to Target stores in new state

    The CVS/Health-Target partnership continues to grow.

    MinuteClinic, the retail medical clinic of CVS Health, has opened eight new locations inside Target stores in Maryland, including six in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The clinics have been rebranded and converted to MinuteClinic. There are now 43 MinuteClinic locations in Maryland, including clinics in select CVS Pharmacy stores.

  • Hudson’s Bay names new directors

    Hudson’s Bay Co. (HBC) shareholders have spoken.
     
    In good news for the Canada-based department store operator, all of the nominees listed in its management information circular dated April 28, 2016 were elected as directors of HBC at the annual meeting of shareholders held Monday, June 6 in Toronto.
     
    The newly-elected directors are:

    · Richard A. Baker
    · Robert C. Baker
    · David G. Leith
    · William L. Mack
    · Lee Neibart
    · Denise Pickett

  • Merchandise with Meaning

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  • JLL acquires construction-related consulting firm

    JLL has broadened its project and development services (PDS) with the acquisition of Merritt & Harris (M&H), a leading provider of construction-related consulting services for real estate lenders and investors during new construction, renovations and workouts.
     

  • Following poor Q1, DSW finance chief resigns

    Mary Meixelsperger, senior VP and CFO DSW Inc., is shifting professional gears

    Meixelsperger has resigned from the company effective June 10, to pursue another unspecified opportunity. Coincidentally or otherwise, DSW recently missed expectations for both profits and sales in a difficult first quarter of fiscal 2016. Net income fell 37% and same-store sales also declined, although revenues grew below Wall Street forecasts.

  • Dollar General adds to fulfillment network

    Photo: Dollar General executives and local leaders cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening celebration of the company's new San Antonio Distribution Center. (L to R, Steve Sunderland; Wayne Peacock, Chairman, San Antonio Economic Development Foundation; Bexar County Judge, Nelson Wolff; Mike Kindy; Mario Tort; Todd Vasos, Dollar General CEO; Jeff Owen; Alan Warrick, San Antonio City Council; Jeff Owen; Bob Ravener; Jim Thorpe)

  • Phillips Edison adds to portfolio

    Phillips Edison Grocery Center REIT I Inc. is acquiring a grocery-anchored shopping center, expanding the company’s holdings in Massachusetts.

    Northwoods Crossing is a 159,562-sq.-ft. grocery store-anchored shopping center in Taunton, Massachusetts, a suburb 40 miles south of Boston. The center is anchored by BJ’s Wholesale Club. It also features national and regional tenants such as Tractor Supply Company, Dollar Tree, Subway, Ruby Tuesday and Wendy’s.

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