Bankrupt parent of New York & Company sells e-commerce businessesNew York & Company will continue to do business, if only online. 7-Eleven expanding store footprint with $21 billion all-cash acquisition7-Eleven has made the largest acquisition in its history and one of the largest to be announced since the pandemic began. Plunge in retail rents continue on Fifth Avenue and other luxury shopping sites Average asking rents along 16 high-yield retail corridors in Manhattan were $688 per square foot during the quarter ending on June 30. Brixmor acquisitions exec moves to ShopOne Chris Reed, VP of acquisitions and development for Brixmor since 2015, has moved to the ShopOne Centers REIT to perform much the same role. Coldwater Creek calls it quits – at least for now A struggling women’s apparel retailer is closed, although a message on its e-commerce site implies a return is possible. Report: Neiman Marcus may exit bankruptcy by year’s end Neiman Marcus Group has received conditional approval for a reorganization plan that could have it leave Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early December. At Home anticipates record-setting Q2 At Home Group Inc. is feeling comfortable with preliminary second-quarter fiscal results. ICSC rolls 2020 Deal Making events into one virtual conference: RECon New York Citing increases in cases of COVID-19 in states such as Arizona and Florida, the International Council of Shopping Centers has cancelled the rest of its 2020 Deal Making conferences and will instead host one virtual conference called RECon New York. 5Qs for David Dunn on necessity-based retail centers We asked Slate’s new CEO, David Dunn, to tell us about the company’s strategic outlook. Report: Sycamore closes in on J.C. Penney purchase A private equity group is reportedly bidding $1.75 billion to purchase the bankrupt J.C. Penney department store chain. First Previous 47 48 49 50 51 Next Last
