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  • Jim Wilson & Associates welcome VP of construction, and development director

    Montgomery, Ala. -- Jim Wilson & Associates announced the addition of Doug Jeffords, VP of construction, and Evan Conder, development director.

  • FedEx expects 12% increase in holiday shipments

    FedEx says a big boost in online shopping will propel its business between Black Friday and Christmas Eve at least 12.4% above 2014 levels.

    FedEx expects the holiday period to include three shipment volume spikes: Cyber Monday and the first two Mondays in December.

    The company said it was adding 55,000 employees for the holidays to handle the increased demand.

  • Lululemon doubles down on 'kumbaya capitalism'

    The CEO of Lululemon says the strategy of the brand is to grow the men’s business and to expand globally, while not giving up on having a devout yet irreverent corporate culture. “Our mission at Lululemon is to elevate the world to greatness,” Lululemon CEO Laurent Potdevin told the New York Times.

  • 15th annual CGP forecast predicts 3.2% holiday growth

    U.S. consumers will generate only a lackluster 3.2% year-over-year increase in holiday sales, according to the latest forecast of November-December spending.

    Customer Growth Partners’ 15th Annual Holiday Forecast says retail sales for the holiday period will reach $607 billion, a new record, but the anemic 3.2% pace reflects declining median incomes for all but the top 20% of households.

  • A retail holiday hiring scorecard

    Before retailers compete for holiday sales they are competing for seasonal talent that will have a big impact on their performance. Here’s a look at whose hiring season help and how many positions are being filled.

  • Johnny Rockets targets three new global markets

    Fast-casual dining chain Johnny Rockets is expanding its range to include customers in the countries of Italy, Paraguay and Canada.

    As part of its strategy to double its global footprint by 2017, Johnny Rockets has signed agreements for 49 new restaurant locations in those three new markets. Some locations will open as early as 2016.

  • TJX enters Australian off-price market

    The TJX Companies is expanding into another country with its acquisition of Trade Secret’s 35 stores.

    TJX announced it has completed its acquisition of Trade Secret, an off-price retailer that operates 35 stores in Australia, from Gazal Corporation Limited for $59 million. The acquisition of Trade Secret provides TJX an opportunistic entry into Australia, where TJX currently operates one of its 13 buying offices.

  • And the latest retailer to expand off-price is ...

    It seems as though off-price is one of the few bright spots in traditional retail these days, so it's no wonder that Hudson’s Bay Company is adding another off-price concept to its portfolio.

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