Staten Island outlet center is 70% leasedThe 340,000-sq.-ft. project that promises to be New York City’s first and only outlet center when it opens in 2018 is 70% leased, according to developer BFC Partners. Five retail concepts urban developers are clamoring forMultifamily live-work-play projects continue to pump new life into American downtowns, but their eventual success is dependent on developers curating the right retail for the right place. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly guide to retail-related state of legislative developments Trade issues heat up as President Trump announces broad tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, according to weekly recap. Consumers using tax refunds to pay down debt and save Retailers shouldn’t expect much of a big sales bump this year from consumers’ tax refunds. Pizza chain teams up with Ford to test self-driving deliveries Customers may soon be able to avoid tipping for pizza deliveries. First Look: Starbucks debuts premium store format Starbucks Corp. has opened its Reserve store, a new upscale format that combines higher-end coffees with freshly-made Italian goods and, in the afternoon and evening, cocktails. Tavistock to launch hotel brand at Lake Nona The rapidly growing Lake Nona community outside of Orlando will be the launching pad for Tavistock Development’s new hotel business. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly guide to retail-related legislative developments Wage theft and CEO pay disclosures in the headlines in this week’s review. Saks continues Canadian expansion Saks Fifth Avenue has opened its third Canadian location. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s guide to retail-related legislative developments Paid leave continues to heat up on a state and Federal level, according to weekly recap of legislative activity. First Previous 259 260 261 262 263 Next Last
