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Corporate Governance

  • Bernards names exec to oversee commercial projects

    Los Angeles -- Commercial builder Bernards has appointed industry veteran Joseph Didone to the position of VP. In his role, Didone will provide executive-level oversight for complex Bernards projects.
     
    Didone is a 27-year veteran of the construction industry. During his career, he has managed a number of high-profile construction projects, including the renovation of the Hollywood Bowl Museum.
     

  • dd's Discounts to open in Waco, Texas

    Dublin, Calif. -- dd’s Discounts, a division of Ross Stores, Inc., will open a new store in Waco, Texas. The new store is slated to open Feb. 28 and is located in the Parkdale Shopping Center at North Valley Mills Drive and Bosque Boulevard, 13 miles southwest of Baylor University.  

    Texas is the retailer’s second largest state with a total of 32 stores.  Including this new location, dd’s Discounts will operate over 155 locations in 15 states.
     

  • Startup launches customized shopping portal

    A new e-commerce startup is aiming to shift the paradigm in the world of online shopping with the release of a customizable deal dashboard.   Mytotefish.com offers a dashboard for users to organize their favorite stores (including coupons, sales and shipping deals) in one centralized location.   
  • Nike, Newport Beach, California

    New York -- Fitness buffs can shop and also get in a workout at Nike’s new women’s store at Fashion Island, in Newport Beach, California. The 6,000-sq-ft. plus space combines the best of the company’s women’s products with an in-store fitness studio.

    The glass- and wood-paneled studio, the first for Nike in a U.S. retail location, features free group or personal fitness training sessions. It also enable customers to try out training and running footwear and apparel.

  • CST Brands net income soars in Q4 on fuel, CPG margins

    San Antonio, Texas – Net income soared on rising margins in fuel and consumer packaged goods at convenience/fuel retailer CST Brands Inc. in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014. Net income rose 176% to $94 million from $34 million in the same quarter a year earlier.

    Revenues dropped 13% to $2.7 billion from $3.06 billion. For the full fiscal year, net income rose 44% to $200 million from $139 million. Revenues fell 4% to $12.18 billion from $12.78 billion.

  • Appeals court revives Macy’s Martha Stewart claims against Penney

    New York – A state appeals court in New York has revived two claims Macy’s Inc. made against J.C. Penney Co. Inc. in a long-running dispute between the two department store chains about who has the right to sell Martha Stewart Living home products.   

     According to Reuters, in a unanimous decision, judges in the Manhattan Appellate Division ruled that Penney breached confidentiality provisions of Macy’s contract with Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and Penney’s actions amounted to unfair competition.

  • Barnes & Noble to keep Nook after all

    Barnes & Noble has changed its mind about which business to spin off. But in the end, the bookseller will still have to compete with Amazon.

    Barnes & Noble now says it is looking to raise as much as $775 million by spinning off its college bookstore business, traditionally the strongest performing division for Barnes & Noble. Last May the company said it would be spinning off its Nook division after disappointing sales. 

  • NPD partners with Slice for e-commerce data offering

    Palo Alto, Calif. - Global information company The NPD Group has partnered with Slice Intelligence to provide comprehensive, retailer-independent e-commerce data available. For the first time, NPD will offer comprehensive, cross-retailer e-commerce data that is directly measured from e-receipts from Slice’s panel of two million consumers.

    The data will be classified using NPD’s industry-standard product dictionaries, and validated by NPD’s benchmark databases.

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