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  • Primark/Sears Real Estate Deal

    The ongoing quest of Sears Holding Corp. to leverage its vast real estate portfolio helped pave the way for British fast-fashion retailer Primark to enter the United States, giving the import access to space in malls throughout the Northeast.

    In late 2014, Primark struck a deal with Sears to lease a total of approximately 520,000 sq. ft. in seven Sears mall-based locations. All the space is expected to be delivered to Primark by the end of 2015.

  • Lowe’s names new leaders to drive loyalty

    Lowe’s has a new chief marketing officer and a new senior vice president of strategy, insights and planning.

  • Cyber Risk Management no Longer Just an IT Issue

    Imagine you are the general counsel at a retailer involved in sensitive M&A discussions. You receive an email from one of the deal’s outside advisers. He says he needs some information about your company the kind you’ve passed on before. You send it along, and later find that you were victimized in a sophisticated cyber attack aimed at stealing sensitive information.

  • Will REI's Black Friday rebellion pay off?

    REI's plea asking shoppers to skip Black Friday and go outside has prompted nearly 1 million endorsements for the retailer's #OptOutside social media campaign.

  • Store Improvements: Remodels, Refreshes and More

    Whether it’s a complete remodel or just a refresh, retailers have a variety of options — and decisions to make — when it comes to updating their store interiors. BrandPoint Services’ Steve Hearon talked with Chain Store Age about store update programs.

    What are some of the most common mistakes retailers make when undertaking a refresh, remodel or rebranding program?

  • The Hardy Northeast

    Some parts of the country are still waiting for economic recovery, but the Northeast is already enjoying a return to financial prosperity.

    The Northeastern U.S. offers a consumer base that is better educated and wealthier than that of many other areas. As a result, vacancies in Northeast centers tend to be low, giving landlords leverage in determining rents and tenant mixes.

  • Cash receipts: not going anyway anytime soon

    John Bultema, executive VP, treasury management and currency processing solutions for Fifth Third Bank, spoke with Chain Store Age editor Marianne WIlson about the current status of cash receipts in retail store. And how they aren’t going away anytime soon.

  • DOWNTOWN CROWN

    Project Owner: RPAI

    Company HQ: Oak Brook, Illinois

    Project Location: Gaithersburg, Maryland

    Project Size: 258,000 sq. ft. of retail space

    Project Status: Open and operating

    Company Website: www.rpai.com

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