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  • Peapod goes mobile

    Chicago -- Online grocer Peapod is taking its “virtual grocery store” concept on the road in a new promotional campaign. The company unveiled the concept at commuter rail stations in Chicago and the Northeast less than a year ago,

    Peapod, a division of Ahold USA, will field trucks installed with digital billboards of grocery aisles at community recreation centers, coffee sleeves at local cafes, concert venues and other places.  

  • RadioShack opens next generation store in Manhattan

    New York -- RadioShack Corporation has opened the first of the next generation of stores scheduled to roll out across the country and around the world over the next several months.

  • Slow and steady wins the race in Iowa

    The Von Maur department store chain was founded 140 years ago and less than a month from now the company will open its 27th store in Coralville, Iowa.
     
    The 80,000-sq.-ft. freestanding store will be located at the Iowa River Landing retail development and feature the company’s signature exterior entrance and resident ambience.

  • Urban Outfitters to open ‘lifestyle center’ concept in New York

    New York -- Urban Outfitters has signed a lease for 56,730 sq. ft. on three levels at W&H Properties’ 1333 Broadway site, where the retailer will create its innovative new “lifestyle center” concept with new features never before seen from the brand, according to Anthony Malkin, president of Malkin Holdings, which supervises the W&H Properties portfolio.

    The retailer will take occupancy in September.  

  • Belk gets ready to hit the catwalk

    CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Belk is partnering with Project Runway’s 12th season to grow its brand. 

    The family-owned and operated department store will be sponsoring this season's accessory wall, as well as a “Modern. Southern. Style.” design challenge that will feature a Belk executive as guest judge. This year's winning designer will have the opportunity to design and sell an exclusive line at Belk.

  • Edible Arrangements targeting malls with new Edible To Go concept

    Wallingford, Conn. -- Edible Arrangements, known for its fresh fruit arrangements, has launched a format, called Edible To Go, specifically designed for shopping malls and other high-traffic venues.

  • Lorna Jane, Santa Monica Place, Santa Monica, Calif.

    The mantra of “move, nourish, believe” occupies a prominent spot on the blue walls of Lorna Jane, Santa Monica, Calif. With its bright colors, fashionable accents, and welcoming atmosphere, the store has an upbeat, sporty-girl vibe that is very much in keeping with the Australian active wear brand’s positioning. Motivational expressions can be found throughout the space.

  • Snapple’s latest contest is a whole lot of Nothing

    PLANO, Texas — Snapple has taken a page from Seinfeld, the often self-described “show about nothing,” in its latest marketing gambit. 

  • Converse’s new store in San Francisco is big on customization

    San Francisco - Converse has opened its first Northern California location — and its largest store to date — in San Francisco’s Union Square shopping district. With 8,200 sq.ft. of selling space, the store offers a comprehensive assortment of Converse footwear, apparel and accessories, along with an interactive personalization process for designing one-of-a-kind Converse sneakers and clothing.

  • Peaking at the Right Time

    Randy Dewitt

    CEO,

    Front Burner Restaurants

    HEADQUARTERS: Addison, Texas

    TYPE OF BUSINESS: Casual-dining (Twin Peaks)

    NUMBER OF UNITS: 36 Twin Peaks restaurants in 16 states

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