Development/Redevelopment

The nation’s largest bookseller reported a wider loss in its fourth quarter over last year amid disappointing sales and charges related to turnaround initiatives.

Walmart used social media to respond to the fact that one of its former supercenters in Texas has been converted into a detainment center for migrant children.

Luxury candy brand Sugarfina is expanding into Asia.

Seattle repealed its per employee tax for big companies, however corporations, including Amazon, may still have a battle ahead.

Thirty-year industry veteran Robert Mettel has been hired as director of leasing at InvenTrust, owner and manager of 81 open-air centers comprising 14.2 million sq. ft. of GLA.

The liquidation sale of some 800 shuttered Toys “R” Us stores that began in March has been proceeding slowly, but ticked up with some notable acquisitions in the past week.

Holt, Renfrew & Co. is investing more than C$400 million to renovate and expand stores across Canada.

The level of entertainment in shopping centers just got taken up a couple of notches.

Walgreens plans to relocate about 1,300 employees from its suburban headquarters to a new office in Chicago.

An eatery that began as a walk-up counter in Midtown Manhattan in 2011 is looking to expand with a new prototype.