Cross-Merchandising

New York’s Brooklyn is the only Brooklyn in the nation. Jacksonville, too, has a Brooklyn section and it’s about to get a new dining center.

Line Friends, a fast-growing Asian brand based on characters from popular Japanese messaging app Line, created a customer frenzy on Saturday at the opening of its second U.S. store.

Electric vehicle owners have a friend in Walmart.

A fast-growing online marketplace for baby and children’s fashions has gone physical.

Sears has unveiled its next chapter, Sears Home & Life, opening stores in Lafayette, Louisiana, Overland Park, Kansas, and Anchorage, Alaska.

Roots has opened its largest location to date, an 11,448-sq.-ft., two-level “experiential” store on Michigan Avenue in Chicago.

Shoppers who join H&M’s new loyalty program can get discounts on blow-outs at Drybar.

CBL Properties’ aggressive property redevelopment effort registered a double-play this week.

Walmart is enlisting the aid of one of the world’s most famous athletes to get meals to those in need.

A recent conversation with Steven and Patrick Wathen of Equity/ECS found the company dealing more than ever with healthcare tenants. We asked them about what their increased presence at retail means to shopping centers.