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  • Supervalu names new president of its DC/Baltimore Shoppers division

    MINNEAPOLIS — Supervalu on Monday announced Robert Bly will join the company as president of Shoppers, a 56-store division in the Baltimore/Washington, D.C., market.

    Bly is expected to begin his new role on Aug. 22 and will report to Chuck Elias, SVP retail operations. Bly replaces Tim Lowe, who recently accepted a new leadership role in Supervalu's merchandising organization.

  • Apple: Most valuable company of all time

    New York -- Apple Inc. became the most valuable public company of all time on Monday, after its market value climbed beyond $620 billion to surpass a milestone set by Microsoft Corp. more than 10 years ago, Reuters reported.

    Apple shares reached a high of $664.74 on Monday morning, giving them a total value of $623.14 billion. This broke past the record of $620.58 billion set by Microsoft back in 1999, according to the report.

  • Uniqlo to relaunch mall expansion with opening of store in Westfield Garden Plaza

    New York -- Uniqlo will open a location in Westfield Garden State Plaza shopping center, Paramus, N.J., on Sept. 28. The new store will occupy a 43,000-sq.-ft. space with two levels, and feature a separate dedicated entrance and a prominent façade. It will serve as the prototype for Uniqlo’s mall expansion strategy.

    Leading up to the opening, beginning Aug. 27 and continuing through Sept. 27, Uniqlo will operate a temporary store at the mall. The pop-up, designed to resemble a futuristic cube, will be located at the food court.

  • Urban Outfitters Q2 profit up 8%; tops Street

    Philadelphia -- Urban Outfitters Inc.’s profit for the second quarter rose 8% to $61.3 million from $56.7 million in the year-ago period, helped by strong sales as its namesake stores.

    Total company net sales for the quarter, ended July 31, rose by 11% over the same quarter last year to $676 million. Same-store net sales, which include the direct-to-consumer channel, increased 4% for the quarter, while comparable store net sales decreased 1%.

  • Kings Food Markets expands into Connecticut with acquisition

    Parsippany, N.J. -- Kings Food Markets announced that the company has expanded into Connecticut with the acquisition of a Porricelli's Market location in Old Greenwich. 

    Kings, with 24 stores in New Jersey and New York, recently completed a brand relaunch that included grand reopenings of its Bedminster and Livingston, N.J., stores, with additional reopenings slated to take place throughout 2012 and 2013.
     

  • Supervalu names president of Shoppers

    Minneapolis -- Supervalu announced that Robert Bly will join the company as president of Shoppers Food and Pharmacy, a 56-store chain in the Baltimore, and Washington, D.C., market.

    Bly, 49, most recently served as VP of Kmart and Sears divisions for the Sears Holdings Co. He is expected to begin his new role on Aug. 22 and will report to Chuck Elias, senior VP retail operations.

    Bly replaces Tim Lowe, who recently accepted a new leadership role in Supervalu's merchandising organization.
     

  • Finish Lines names VP planning and allocation

    Indianapolis -- The Finish Line announced that Amber Vanes has been appointed VP planning and allocation.

    Vanes has been with Finish Line for seven years, most recently serving as senior buyer/DMM for The Running Specialty Group, which Finish Line acquired last year.

  • Bennigan’s and Brixmor Property Group in partnership to add 30 locations

    Dallas -- Bennigan's Franchising Co. and Brixmor Property Group announced a strategic partnership to add Bennigan's restaurants nationwide into Brixmor's portfolio of shopping centers.

    The partnership will include positioning Bennigan's signs at select existing buildings and pad site locations within the Brixmor portfolio of shopping centers, promoting pre-approved restaurant space and franchise opportunities within the company's targeted growth markets.

  • PeopleAnswers to assist Boston Market with talent recruitment

    Dallas -- PeopleAnswers announced a software licensing agreement with Boston Market to use the PeopleAnswers HR solution to help identify and select all field employees in its 476 locations across the United States.

  • PeopleAnswers to assist Boston Market with talent recruitment

    Dallas -- PeopleAnswers announced a software licensing agreement with Boston Market to use the PeopleAnswers HR solution to help identify and select all field employees in its 476 locations across the United States.

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