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  • Old Navy to enter Philippines

    San Francisco -- Gap Inc. will open its first franchise-operated Old Navy stores in the Philippines in 2014. Earlier this year, the company announced that it would begin franchising Old Navy stores internationally.

    Gap will partner with Stores Specialists, which operates Gap brand and Banana Republic stores in-market, to open two Old Navy locations in the beginning of 2014 with plans to open additional stores by the end of the same fiscal year.

  • Urban Outfitters an early adopter of FineLine’s new analytical reporting tool

    Atlanta -- FineLine Technologies Inc. is initializing the rollout of FastTrak Analytics, a web-based solution that provides detailed visibility into variable ticketing supply lead times, with Urban Outfitters among the early adopters of the new analytical reporting tool.

  • Dick’s Sporting Goods to open in Duluth, Minn.

    Pittsburgh -- Dick's Sporting Goods will celebrate the opening of its new store in Duluth, Minn., beginning on Sept. 6.

    The Duluth location will be the retailer's ninth store in the state of Minnesota and its 529th nationwide.

     

  • Uniqlo develops new app

    New York -- Japanese apparel retailer Uniqlo has created the free Uniqlo USA app for Apple products. It will be available on Android devices later this year

    By using the app’s Virtual Cam on Uniqlo logos and icons, consumers will have access to behind-the-scenes videos, current employment opportunities, “weekly favorites” and a store locator. They will also be the first to know about new arrivals, designer collaborations, special promotions and more.

     

  • Bebe slides to loss

    Brisbane, Calif. -- Bebe Stores Inc. reported a loss for its fourth quarter amid weaker sales and markdowns.

    The apparel chain posted a loss of $20.8 million for the three-month period ended July 6, compared with net income of $3 million in the fourth quarter last year.

    Bebe's total revenue edged down to $119.2 million, from $131.5 million.

     

  • Investor ups stake in Penney to become second largest investor

    New York -- Hedge fund manager Richard Perry has upped his already substantial share in J.C. Penney Co. Perry’s Perry Capitol LLC now ranks as Penney's second-largest investor after George Soros.
        
    It was disclosed on Friday that Perry bought an additional three million shares of Penney in a secondary offering for $12.90 a share, and that it now owns 8.62% of the company, up from its previous 7.3% stake.
          

  • JLL adds tenant rep in Chicago

    Chicago -- Jones Lang LaSalle has brought on Adam Cody as a VP in its Chicago office. He will work with executive VPs Lew Kornberg and Walter Wahlfeldt to expand the firm's retail tenant representation capabilities.

  • SRS Real Estate Partners July transactions

    Dallas -- SRS Real Estate Partners (SRS) announces highlights of August transactions and new assignments.

    Atlanta:
    Shoe Carnival has executed a new lease for an 11,542-sq.-ft. space at Heritage Pavilion in Smyrna, Ga. The new location is expected to open in October 2013. SRS represented the tenant in this transaction. Developers Diversified Realty represented the landlord.

  • DSW inks deal at Shops at La Palmera in Corpus Christie

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Designer Shoe Warehouse — DSW — has announced plans for a new store at The Shops At La Palmera, a 200,000-sq.-ft. outdoor shopping center in Corpus Christie, Texas, according to Trademark Property Company.

    Construction has begun on the 18,000-square-foot DSW, which is located adjacent to Catherine’s. This is the first Corpus Christi location for DSW Inc., which is scheduled to open in early 2014.

  • DSW signs three leases from New York to Oklahoma

    Columbus — Designer Shoe Warehouse — DSW — has announced the opening of three new stores across the country.

    The locations are:

    • Colerain Ave. in Cincinnati, Ohio, opens Sept. 5
    • Veteran Parkway, Springfield, Ill., opens Sept. 5
    • Bowles Ave. in Littleton, Colo., opens Sept. 5
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