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Corporate Governance

  • WSJ Report: CVS CIO departs

    Woonsocket, R.I. -- A report on Friday by the Wall Street Journal said that CVS Caremark CIO Stuart McGuigan has left the drugstore retailer, and will be holding the same position at Johnson & Johnson.

    According to the report, originally published in CIO Journal, McGuigan will begin work later this month at J&J.

    McGuigan joined CVS Caremark in 2008, and oversaw the post-merger IT integration of CVS and Caremark following their deal, which was completed in early 2007.
     

  • RadioShack selects lead advertising agency

    Fort Worth, Texas -- RadioShack Corp. said Thursday it has selected Grey New York as its lead advertising agency of record, concluding a review process that first launched last November.

    "We're thrilled for the opportunity to collaborate with this team as we continue transforming our brand, with a sharp focus on building consumer awareness of our wireless offering and driving traffic into our stores," said Jim Gooch, president and CEO of RadioShack Corp.

  • Inland acquires Bayonne Crossing Shopping Center for $75.2 million

    Bayonne, N.J. -- Inland Real Estate Acquisitions announced it has acquired Bayonne Crossing, a 356,647-sq.-ft. shopping center in Bayonne, N.J., for approximately $75.2 million.

    Located just off the Hudson River and across from Manhattan, the acquisition includes a 91,109-sq.-ft. Wal-Mart Urban Store and a 146,583-sq.-ft. Lowe’s Home Improvement, both anchor tenants on ground leases purchased by Inland Real Estate Acquisitions.

  • J. Crew, The Art of SpYn to open at Penn Quarter

    Washington, D.C. -- Douglas Development said that J. Crew and yoga and spinning studio The Art of SpYn will open at its Penn Quarter property, in Washington, D.C.

    J. Crew is slated to open in August and The Art of SpYn is scheduled to open this spring.

  • Elijah Peters Optique to open Manhattan flagship

    New York City -- Prudential Douglas Elliman's Retail Group said it has orchestrated a long-term lease for Elijah Peters Optique at 1039 Third Avenue, between 61st and 62nd Streets.

    The luxury boutique represents the Elijah Peters Optique's first U.S. flagship.
     

  • CBL names legal exec

    Chattanooga, Tenn. -- CBL & Associates Properties said it has appointed Jeff Curry as chief legal officer for the company.

    Curry has been serving as interim chief legal officer for CBL since February 2012 and has served as an external legal advisor to CBL since 1986.

    In his new role, Curry will oversee all of the company’s legal services, including real estate, corporate, securities and tax.
     

  • Rug Doctor selects Buxton to assist in CRM efforts

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Rug Doctor said that it has chosen customer analytics firm Buxton to assist with the company’s customer relationship management strategy.

  • Canada to review Target’s Canadian plans based on cultural requirements

    Toronto -- A spokesman for the Canadian Heritage Minister said Thursday that the government will conduct a review of Target’s store opening plans in the country to ensure its books, DVDs, music and other cultural products have enough Canadian content.

    The review, which comes as Target is laying the groundwork to open in 2013 the first of 125 to 135 stores in former Zellers locations, falls under a “cultural heritage” provision in Canada’s foreign-takeover law.
     

  • Upscale outlet mall planned for St. Louis

    Chesterfield, Mo. -- Bloomington Hills, Mich.-based mall owner Taubman said Thursday that it has broken ground on a high-end outlet mall in Chesterfield, Mo., in suburban St. Louis.

    Taubman Prestige Outlets Chesterfield is slated to open in fall 2013 and will feature 450,000 sq. ft. of retail space with more than 100 stores, an open-air design, dog-friendly grounds, access to a levee-fitness trail and a food court.

  • IBM forecast: Home furnishings to see big gains in Q2

    Armonk, N.Y. -- An IBM analytics-based forecast released Thursday expects that sales of home furnishings in the United States will shoot higher in the second quarter, with in-store sales increasing nearly 8% to $23.2 billion and online sales increasing 28.4%.

    Combined in-store and online sales of home furnishings are expected to grow 16.6% in the second quarter.

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