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  • Cabela's looks to open its eighth Canadian store

    New York -- Cabela’s is looking to grow its Canadian operations with a new store in British Columbia.

    Cabela’s could begin construction in Abbotsford, B.C., this year, and could open in fall 2016. The proposed store site is located at 1880 McCallum Road in the newly planned McCallum Junction development off Exit 90 of Trans-Canada Highway 1. McCallum Junction Properties Inc. is the developer.

  • Hamleys, Moscow

    U.K. toy retailer Hamleys has opened Europe’s largest toy store, a 73,000-sq.-ft. location close to the Kremlin in Moscow. Designed by Fitch, the two-level space is heavy on interaction and is divided into nine themed areas that combine retail and entertainment.

  • RadioShack CEO Joe Magnacca steps down

    New York -- Joe Magnacca has stepped down as CEO of RadioShack. Magnacca made the announcement on Wednesday in an internal memo to employees, according to the Dallas Business Journal. It came a day after Standard General was given the green light by a bankruptcy court judge to acquire RadioShack’s assets.

  • Saks chief steps down after 15 months

    The president of Saks Fifth Avenue has resigned after 15 months at the department store chain’s helm.

    Saks parent company Hudson’s Bay Company announced that company veteran Marc Metrick, 41, has replaced Marigay McKee as president of Saks Fifth Avenue.

  • Staples teams with Boston on gender wage gap effort

    Staples is trying to increase its appeal to women by embarking on a new initiative with the city of Boston.

  • Cabela's to open 8th store in Canada

    Cabela’s is growing its Canadian operations once again with a new store in British Columbia. 

    Cabela’s could begin construction in Abbotsford, B.C., this year, and could open in fall 2016. The proposed store site is located at 1880 McCallum Road in the newly planned McCallum Junction development off Exit 90 of Trans-Canada Highway 1. McCallum Junction Properties Inc. is the developer.

  • Kohl's donates more than $2.1M to support families

    Kohl’s has donated more than $2.1 million over three years to Susan G. Komen Southeast Wisconsin as part of its efforts to support families in the retailer’s hometown.

  • Barnes & Noble gives educators an apple

    Barnes & Noble is trying to attract more educators to its stores by hosting a week of appreciation days in April.

    During its Spring Educator Appreciation Days from April 11-19, Barnes & Noble will offer pre-K-12 public, private and homeschool educators and administrators special discounts, events, sweepstakes and giveaways.

    Special discount offerings include:

  • Cub Foods rolls out special-needs shopping carts

    Midwestern grocery chain Cub Foods is introducing special needs shopping carts that combine the functionality of a wheelchair with a traditional cart.

    The customized carts will be available at all 76 Cub stores in Minnesota, as well as one store in Freeport, Ill., by the end of April.

  • RadioShack CEO Magnacca steps down

    After trying to get RadioShack back on its feet for nearly two years, CEO Joe Magnacca is stepping down.

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