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Corporate Governance

  • Kroger’s King Soopers extend organic, omnichannel reach

    Cincinnati —The Kroger Co.’s King Soopers division is tapping into consumers’ growing appetite for food delivery and natural and organic products with a new digital initiative.

    The company has launched a new website that offers over 36,000 natural and organic products for customers who live in and around the Denver metro area. Every product is free from more than 101 artificial ingredients and preservatives that many customers prefer to be left out of products.

  • Head merchant at Aeropostale is out

    Aeropostale is losing a key executive and handing over merchandising responsibilities to the company's CEO. 

  • Office Depot shareholders say ‘yes’

    Boca Raton, Fla. — A deal that would leave the nation with one giant office-supply retailer is one step nearer to completion.

    Office Depot shareholders have voted overwhelmingly in favor of the proposed $6.3 billion buyout offer from rival Staples Inc., with 99.5 % of the votes cast in favor of the merger.

    Staples proposed to acquire Office Depot in February in a cash-and-stock deal. Under the deal, Office Depot shareholders will get $7.25 per share in cash and 0.2188 of a share in Staples stock for each Office Depot share held.

  • Amazon to open FC in Target's backyard

    Ever-growing Amazon.com Inc. is expanding its e-commerce capabilities in Target's home turf.

    The e-commerce behemoth has announced it will open an 850,000 square foot fulfillment center in the Minneapolis area, its first DC in the state of Minnesota.

  • McDonald’s using tablets to let customers customize burgers

    Oak Brook, Ill. — McDonald's is letting customers really have it their way. The fast-food giant has launched an expansion of its "Create Your Taste" program to a new location in San Francisco. The customized burger building system that allows customers to order from a tablet-like kiosk where they can customize everything from choice of buns and cheese to toppings and sauces.

  • Home Depot focused on omnichannel

    New York — The Home Depot is focused on making goods flow more smoothly.

    In fact, the company’s common order management system, or COM, has been called the largest IT project in the history of the Atlanta-based retail giant. And during the recent Goldman Sachs Annual dotCommerce Day presentation, Kevin Hofmann, Home Depot’s senior VP and president –online, explained to investors how the retailer intends to flex its order management muscle.
     

  • CBL acquires mixed-use center in Chattanooga

    WILMINGTON, N.C. — The Mayfaire Town Center and Mayfaire Community Center have been acquired by CBL & Associates Properties, a publicly traded real estate investment trust based in Chattanooga, Tenn.

    The sale, which closed June 18, is not expected to result in immediate changes that will be noticed by consumers.

    Once a horse farm, Mayfaire Town Center and Mayfaire Community Center have become one of North Carolina's premier shopping and leisure destinations.

  • T.J.Maxx seeks budding artistes

    T.J.Maxx has come up with a creative way to encourage shoppers to support children in need.

    The retailer is launching the "Maxx Kids Art Contest" to support organizations that help children in need reach their full potential, such as Save the Children. Winning artwork will appear on future products sold in T.J.Maxx stores that will benefit children in need. In addition, all winners will receive a $250 savings bond.

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