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Corporate Governance

  • One-on-One at Retail's Big Show 2015: Q&A with Buxton's Bill Stinneford

    Editor Katherine Boccaccio interviews Buxton's Senior Vice Preseident, Bill Stinneford, at NRF's Big Show 2015.

  • Target pulls the plug on movie service

    Target is continuing to re-define its digital offerings, this time by shutting down its two-year-old movie streaming service.

    The Target Ticket service was shut down Tuesday, but customers will still be able to use the service to view already rented movies and TV shows until Target Ticket's closure on March 7.

  • Next Realty acquires Shops at Flint Creek from Hamilton Partners

    Chicago -- Transwestern’s Chicago office has brokered the sale of The Shops at Flint Creek. Located at 500 N. Hough St. in Barrington, Illinois, the 59,325-sq.-ft. center was developed in 2006 by Hamilton Partners. Next Realty LLC purchased the Heinen’s grocery store-anchored center for an undisclosed amount.

    In addition to Heinen’s, tenants include Meatheads, Alexian Brothers Health System, Coldwell Banker, Athletico and Scottrade.

  • H&M, other new stores heading to Eastwood

    Niles, Ohio -- Major changes are in store for the retail lineup at the Eastwood Mall Complex, a Cafaro Company shopping center in Niles, Ohio. H&M will open a new 20,000-sq.-ft. store on center court by early fall. Everything Buckeyes, which currently occupies that space, will move to its new location in the Sears Concourse, reopening in mid-March.

  • TGI Fridays names two digital marketing agencies

    Carrollton, Texas - In a move designed to offer its guests a more enhanced, robust and personalized experience both inside and outside of the restaurant, TGI Fridays has selected two new agencies – Made Movement (Made) and Meredith Xcelerated Marketing (MXM) – to manage all future digital marketing, e-mail and technology campaigns.

  • Sam’s Club gets to the heart of Valentine’s Day

    Sam’s Club is taking a different approach to Valentine’s Day promotions by offering customers the gift of good health.

    According to a national survey, Americans plan to spend around $142 on Valentine’s Day this year for jewelry, candy and a special night out. What if, in addition to these, people could also give the gift of health to their loved ones this year without breaking the bank even more? Sam’s Club is making it possible this Valentine’s Day by offering free heart health screenings.

  • Target shutting down streaming movie service

    Minneapolis – Target Corp. is closing its Target Ticket online video rental service on March 7. Any unwatched movies customers have already rented must be viewed by that date, or they will no longer be available through the service on any customer device.

  • P&G board adds ex-CEO of Home Depot

    Procter & Gamble Co. has added the former CEO and chairman of Home Depot Inc. to its board of directors.

    Francis Blake, 65, joins the board efefctive immediately.

    The move comes just a few days after his retirement as chairman of Home Depot. He stepped down from the CEO position in November.

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