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  • Report: Harris Teeter considering sale

    New York -- A Tuesday report by the Wall Street Journal said that Harris Teeter Supermarkets is considering putting itself up for sale.

    Citing unnamed sources, WSJ reported that the grocer is working with J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. to pursue strategic options.

    No one from Harris Teeter has commented yet.

     

  • OfficeMax gets $129M in proceeds from investment

    Naperville, Ill. -- OfficeMax has received approximately $129 million in cash proceeds related to its October 2004 investment in Boise Cascade Holdings, LLC. Since 2004, OfficeMax has held two classes of securities in BCH, non-voting equity securities ("Series A Units") and voting equity securities ("Series B Units").

  • Michael Kors profit dips in Q3; nearly doubles full-year forecast

    New York -- Michael Kors Holdings Ltd. reported Tuesday that profit for the quarter ended Dec. 29 decreased to $636.8 million, compared with $373.6 million in the year-ago period.

    However, the designer and retailer forecasted fiscal 2013 profit at more than double its year-earlier performance.   

    Revenue surged 70% in the third quarter, fueled by strength in the accessories category, and the company predicts that fiscal 2013 sales will leap 62%.
     

  • OfficeMax to get $129M off investment

    NAPERVILLE, Ill. -- OfficeMax has received approximately $129 million in cash proceeds related to its October 2004 investment in Boise Cascade Holdings, L.L.C.  Since 2004, OfficeMax has held two classes of securities in BCH, non-voting equity securities ("Series A Units") and voting equity securities ("Series B Units").

  • Mobile commerce takes flight in 2013

    With nearly two out of three* consumers using mobile devices to research products and make purchases, the adaptation to this ever changing consumer shopping behavior is more crucial than ever. 

  • Shopping comes to the twittisphere

    NEW YORK — American Express has launched a new venture with Twitter, that could lead to a whole new category of shopping.

  • MasterCard partners with Mu Sigma to launch analytics products

    Purchase, N.Y. — MasterCard Advisors, a division of MasterCard, and analytics firm Mu Sigma announced a new partnership to develop analytic products toward solving business challenges such as acquiring customers and increasing customer loyalty.

    As part of the partnership, MasterCard has acquired an equity stake in Mu Sigma. Additional terms of the deal were not disclosed.

     

  • Report: Shopping center industry Q4 profit rises 4.3%

    New York -- A report released Thursday by the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries and the International Council of Shopping Centers said that the U.S. shopping center industry’s net operating income for the fourth quarter continued to show a strong gain nationally, rising 4.3% year-over-year.  

    Total operating income of all U.S. shopping centers on a square foot basis rose 3.6% over the year-ago period.

    For all of 2012, the U.S. shopping-center industry posted a 3.6% rise in NOI.

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