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Corporate Governance

  • Report: Whole Foods Market invests in sandwich chain

    Whole Foods Market has made a minority investment in a fast-growing California restaurant chain, according to Nation's Restaurant News.

    As part of the deal, Whole Foods plans to test the opening of Mendocino Farms outlets in select Whole Foods store locations, the report said.

  • Beyond the low-hanging fruit: What’s next for retail energy and sustainability?

    If you were to read an article about leaders in savvy energy and sustainability management programs and initiatives, who do you think that would be? Government? Manufacturing? Actually, it’s the retail industry, which has been a leader in energy efficiency investments since 2008.

  • Whole Foods acquires tasty growth possibility

    Whole Foods Market has made a minority investment in a fast-growing California restaurant chain, according to Nation's Restaurant News.

    As part of the deal, Whole Foods plans to test the opening of Mendocino Farms outlets in select market locations, according to the publication.

  • New store concept targeting Latinos has big plans

    The two executives behind Curacao, a Los Angeles-based department store chain targeting Hispanics, have left the company to start a new retail brand called Star World.

  • Another retailer takes a stand on turkey day

    GameStop is joining Staples in what could be new trend this year of retailers just saying no to opening on Thanksgiving Day.

    GameStop announced Monday that its stores will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday. GameStop’s other brands such as Spring Mobile, Simply Mac, Cricket Wireless stores, and the new ThinkGeek retail store will also be closed on Thanksgiving Day.

  • Restoration Hardware unveils newest store format

    Restoration Hardware unveiled its newest store concept, one aimed at a more modern sensibility than its existing stores.

    The retailer says its new brand, RH Modern, aims to offer one of the most fully integrated assortments of modern furnishings, lighting and décor under one brand in the world. The multichannel business debuts with its own 540-page magazine-catalog hybrid, a dedicated website, and a significant retail presence, including a standalone RH Modern store.

  • Ross rolls on, next stop 2,000 stores

    Leading off price retailer Ross Dress for Less has made good on its 2015 growth plans and reaffirmed its long-range targets for existing and newer formats.

    On Monday, the company announced the opening of 19 Ross stores and seven dd’s Discounts stores across 14 different states in September and October. The new locations complete the retailer’s 2015 expansion plans to add a total of 90 stores during the year.

  • Restoration Hardware furnished for growth

    Restoration Hardware has opened a new format that redefines the retail experience and has CEO Gary Friedman calling it the company’s finest work to date.

    The retailer says its new brand,  RH Modern, aims to offer one of the most fully-integrated assortments of modern furnishings, lighting and décor under one brand in the world. The multi-channel business  debuts with its own 540-page magazine-catalog hybrid, a dedicated website, and a significant retail presence, including a standalone RH Modern store.

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