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  • Soupman taps retail vet as CEO

    New York -- The brand that ‘Seinfeld’ made famous has tapped a retail vet as CEO.

    Soupman announces that Jamieson Karson has joined the company as CEO and chairman. Karson is the former CEO and chairman of Steven Madden.

    During his tenure at Steve Madden, Karson is credited with stabilizing the company and expanding the company's footprint into the global retail and wholesale markets. After Steve Madden, he was a partner at Lightship Partners, a retail consulting firm.

  • Vegas Starbucks will be 'one-of-a-kind'

    New York -- Starbucks is going big on the Las Vegas Strip.

    The coffee giant is building a store that, in a first for Starbucks, will feature stadium-styled "grandstand" seating from which customers can, in another first, view a huge projector screen, reported Las Vegas Review-Journal. For a video of the store click here.

  • Order ahead at Jamba Juice

    Emeryville, Calif. -- Jamba Juice is making it more convenient for customers to get their smoothies.

    The chain announced that consumers will now be able to skip the line at over 200 stores where the retailer will be rolling out the first phase of its new mobile order-ahead app. The new smartphone tool is available on the Jamba Juice app.

  • Papa Murphy’s in online upgrade

    Vancouver -- Online ordering is coming to Papa Murphy’s.

    Take-and-bake pizza company Papa Murphy’s Holdings has selected a Deloitte Digital, digital consulting agency within Deloitte Consulting, to enhance its online ordering and precision marketing efforts.

    Under the agreement, Deloitte Digital will redesign Papa Murphy's website, including adding advanced online ordering capabilities to improve the customer experience. Papa Murphy's plans to launch the new platform in the first half of 2016.

  • Chick-fil-A to make Manhattan debut in a big — and green — way

    New York -- Chick-fil-A is set to open its largest location to date in one of the nation’s busiest cities.

    The quick-serve restaurant chain will open its first freestanding location in New York City, at the corner of West 37th Street and 6th Avenue in the Garment District, on Oct. 3. The three-story, 5,000-sq.-ft. restaurant will be Chick-fil-A's largest in the country and will be independently owned and operated by local resident Oscar Fittipaldi.

  • Starbucks and Latin America: a perfect match

    Panama City -- Starbucks Coffee Company has entered its 15th Latin America market.

    The coffee giant — together with Premium Restaurants of America, its long-term strategic licensing partner in Central America — has opened its first store in Panama, making it Starbucks 15th market in Latin America and 67th worldwide.

  • First ground-up development planned as Conscious Place Initiative for Texas developer

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Trademark Property Co. announced its Waterside mixed-use development, located in Fort Worth, Texas, will be the first ground-up project developed as part of Trademark’s Conscious Place initiative; a stakeholder-driven development model that aims to ensure that its properties are more than just places of commerce, but also places of community and meaning.

  • New tenants announced at mixed-use center near Las Vegas Strip

    Henderson, Nev. -- Vestar recently completed a $120 million buyout from its joint venture partner, Rockwood Capital, to take full ownership and operations including property management, leasing and marketing of The District at Green Valley Ranch, a 37-acre, 384,107-sq.-ft. mixed-use center in Henderson, Nevada.  

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