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  • Tiffany to make Eastern European debut in Prague

    New York City -- Tiffany & Co. announced plans to open a store in Prague, marking the luxury retailer’s first location in Eastern Europe. The 2,600-sq.-ft. store is scheduled to open in the summer of 2012.

    “The opening of our first store in Eastern Europe marks a significant strategic move for Tiffany, as we further develop and grow our business throughout Europe,” said Melvyn Kirtley, group VP Europe.
     

  • Canada’s Joe Fresh makes U.S. debut

    Toronto -- Joe Fresh, the Canadian value-priced apparel brand, has opened its first permanent U.S. store, in Bridgewater Mall, Bridgewater, N.J., and another in Roosevelt Field Mall, Garden City, N.Y. The company will make its New York City debut, in Manhattan’s Flat Iron District, on Nov.3. A second store will open in spring, on Fifth Ave.

    In addition, the retailer is opening two Joe Fresh Holiday Fashion pop-up stores in Manhattan. (This past summer, the brand operated a summer pop-up in East Hampton, N.Y.)

  • X Team names new president, board members

    San Francisco -- X Team International, an international alliance of retail real estate advisors, announced the election of John Cumbelich as its new president and Clay Mote and David Larson as new board members.

    Exiting president is Nelson Wheeler of Strategic Retail Advisors-California.

  • Lowe’s scales back openings, closing 20 underperforming stores

    Mooresville, N.C. -- Lowe's Cos.  announced Monday it will open 10 to 15 stores annually in North America from 2012 forward, down from its prior target of 30 stores, and will close 20 underperforming locations. The chain is on track to open 25 stores as planned in 2011.

    The stores scheduled to be closed are in 15 states, ranging from California to Maine. The closings will impact some 1,950 employees.

  • Lowe's scales back store plans

    MOORESVILLE, N.C. — Lowe's Monday announced that it would close several stores and discontinue a number of planned new store projects as the company looks to bounce back from a second quarter of declining earnings and flat same-store sales.

    The company closed 10 locations on Oct. 16 and said it would close another 10 within the month, following an inventory sell-through.

  • Happy days are here again, or may be soon

    Although Walmart won’t provide official fourth-quarter sales guidance until Nov. 15 when it releases third-quarter sales, company executives sounded very bullish about Walmart’s prospects for holiday success and longer-term growth during an all-day meeting with financial analysts on Wednesday.

  • American Girl to open in St. Louis area

    Middleton, Wis. -- American Girl, a division of Mattel, will open a store at Chesterfield Mall, in the St. Louis suburb of Chesterfield, Mo.

    The 10,850-sq-.ft. American Girl store is slated to open in spring 2012.

  • OfficeMax to relocate in College Station

    College Station, Texas -- Houston-based Baker Katz, an X Team International partner, said that it has completed a lease for the relocation of OfficeMax in College Station, Texas.

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