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  • Hudson’s Bay names new directors

    Hudson’s Bay Co. (HBC) shareholders have spoken.
     
    In good news for the Canada-based department store operator, all of the nominees listed in its management information circular dated April 28, 2016 were elected as directors of HBC at the annual meeting of shareholders held Monday, June 6 in Toronto.
     
    The newly-elected directors are:

    · Richard A. Baker
    · Robert C. Baker
    · David G. Leith
    · William L. Mack
    · Lee Neibart
    · Denise Pickett

  • Phillips Edison adds to portfolio

    Phillips Edison Grocery Center REIT I Inc. is acquiring a grocery-anchored shopping center, expanding the company’s holdings in Massachusetts.

    Northwoods Crossing is a 159,562-sq.-ft. grocery store-anchored shopping center in Taunton, Massachusetts, a suburb 40 miles south of Boston. The center is anchored by BJ’s Wholesale Club. It also features national and regional tenants such as Tractor Supply Company, Dollar Tree, Subway, Ruby Tuesday and Wendy’s.

  • Commentary: Everything Must Go

    The term “post-department store era” was once considered so controversial that many in the retail world avoided using it, fearing backlash from powerful industry giants like Macy’s and Sears. Some saw the very idea of department store obsolescence as pure folly while others saw it only as a vague possibility too far in the future to consider.
     

  • Dollar General adds to fulfillment network

    Photo: Dollar General executives and local leaders cut the ribbon to celebrate the grand opening celebration of the company's new San Antonio Distribution Center. (L to R, Steve Sunderland; Wayne Peacock, Chairman, San Antonio Economic Development Foundation; Bexar County Judge, Nelson Wolff; Mike Kindy; Mario Tort; Todd Vasos, Dollar General CEO; Jeff Owen; Alan Warrick, San Antonio City Council; Jeff Owen; Bob Ravener; Jim Thorpe)

  • Hip European brand expanding in U.S.

    Photo by Ola Wilk/Wilk Marketing Communications

    Liebeskind Berlin, a trendy leather accessories and fashion brand from Germany, has opened a second location in the United States.  

  • Home furnishings retailer entering new state

    West Elm will open its first Idaho store, in downtown Boise, on Thursday, June 9.

    The 14,158-sq.-ft. -store incorporated wooden “Tater Blocks” salvaged from the renovation of Simplot’s Caldwell-based potato storage facility into the store’s custom interior design. The blocks, once used as industrial flooring for potato storage facilities, have been repurposed to create a unique art installation at the new store.

  • Discounter continues to expand

    Meijer has expanded its store footprint in Michigan, opening a new 192,000-sq.-ft. supercenter in Sturgis.
     
    The new store is the latest of nine new Meijer supercenters to open – and part of an investment of more than $400 million in new and remodeled stores – this year, which will create 3,000 new jobs across the Grand Rapids, Michigan-based retailer's six-state footprint.

  • Rochester mall to make historic change

    The Marketplace Mall located in the Henrietta area of Rochester, New York, will convert to an outlet center.     The mall will undergo capital improvements, remerchandising of the retail mix, and will be rebranded as Marketplace Outlets. This is a first-of-its-kind full conversion of an enclosed regional mall to an outlet center.   
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