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  • Strategic Retail Advisors selected as broker for Orange County property

    Newport Beach, Calif. -- X Team International announced that partner Strategic Retail Advisors has been selected as a broker for the 81,658 sq. ft. of development surrounding a premium outlet center made up of shops and pads fronting Avenida Vista Hermosa in San Clemente, California.

  • Office Depot gears up for autumn

    Office Depot is gearing up for a successful back to school season with a new lineup of essentials for students of all ages.

  • Kohl's gives back this back-to-school season

    Kohl’s is launching an innovative program to attract shoppers to its back to school sales.

    The retailer plans to feature children’s books from author Laura Numeroff now through September at Kohl’s stores nationwide and on Kohls.com. Each item is priced at just $5, with 100% of the net profit supporting children’s health and education initiatives nationwide. 

  • It’s money that matters for back-to-school shoppers

    Framingham, Mass. – There are a lot of things parents look for when doing back-to-school shopping, but as Randy Newman once sang, it’s money that matters.

    A new online survey of parents of children ages 8-18, commissioned by Staples and conducted by Harris Poll, finds that price is the top consideration for 86% of these parents when buying school supplies.   

    Highlights of Staples 2015’ Back-to-School Parents Survey include:

  • Brainy chain opens store in D.C.

    Marbles: The Brain Store has chosen one of the country's smartest cities for its next brick-and-mortar location.

    The company plans to open a new store in the Washington, D.C., area at National Harbor, the waterfront shopping and entertainment district on the Potomac River.

    The new location is the third Marbles store to open this summer. Marbles also launched in Times Square in New York City and Myrtle Beach, S.C., marking its first location in the southern region.

  • RadioShack lives on

    Fort Worth, Texas – RadioShack, which came to the brink of disappearing earlier this year, will see its brand continue to live on thanks to new financing.

    General Wireless Operations Inc., doing business as RadioShack, has completed new financing totaling $75 million, consisting of a $50 million asset based lending credit facility led by RBC Capital Markets and a $25 million first-in last-out term loan led by Great American Capital Partners.

  • RadioShack is far from dead

    RadioShack plans to enhance its in-store experience and deliver an exciting new product mix now that it has $75 million in new funding.

    General Wireless Operations Inc., doing business as RadioShack, has completed new financing consisting of a $50 million asset-based lending credit facility led by RBC Capital Markets and a $25 million first-in last-out term loan led by Great American Capital Partners.

  • Best Buy gets techie with Samsung

    Best Buy is putting a spotlight on the way technology is impacting home appliances.

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