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  • Modell’s Sporting Goods continues to expand

    How busy is Times Square? Enough to support two Modell’s Sporting Goods stores.

    The retailer is opening two new stores in the New York City metro area, including one at 136 West 42nd Street, its second Times Square location. Modell’s is also opening a store at Crossroads Plaza East in Rocky Point, New York.

    The two new locations will expand the retailer’s portfolio to 155 stores in 10 states.

  • JPMorgan Chase exec joins Nordstrom board

    Nordstrom is adding some financial expertise to its board with its latest appointment.

    The Seattle-based retailer has appointed Gordon Smith, CEO of Consumer and Community Banking at JPMorgan Chase, to the company's board of directors. The addition of Smith brings the total number of directors to 15 and the number of independent directors to 12. Nordstrom directors serve one-year terms and the company requires annual elections of all Board members. Smith will join the Compensation and Corporate Governance and Nominating Committees.

  • Check out the big chill at Barneys

    Barneys New York is bringing an icy winter chill—literally—to its holiday windows.

    With a theme of “Chillin’ Out,” the specialty retailer has transformed the windows of its Manhattan flagship into a winter wonderland, complete with 35-foot fully functioning ice locker that features daily live ice carving.

  • Big changes help Target hit the bullseye in Q3

    Marketing and merchandising changes at Target Corp. are paying off as the retailer reported better than expected traffic and sales in the third quarter.

    For the quarter ended Nov. 1, Target reported a same-store sales increase of 1.9%. Net sales rose 2.1% to 17.6 billion.

    Profit rose to $549 million, or 87 cents per share, up from $352 million, or 55 cents per share in the year-ago period. Not including one-time items, the company earned 86 cents per share, which was in line with Wall Street expectations.

  • This could be the 'coolest' holiday window ever

    Barneys New York is bringing an icy winter chill — literally — to its holiday windows.

  • Sports Authority vet leaves for Ollie's Bargain Outlet

    Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings Inc. is looking to a Sports Authority executive to fill the newly created position of senior VP of finance and chief accounting officer.

    The company has named Jay Stasz to the position, which will report to John Swygert, Ollie's executive VP and CFO.

  • Off-price store to make New York City debut

    The off-price wars are heating up in New York City.

    Saks Fifth Avenue will open its first Saks Off 5th outlet in New York City, in a 32-story office tower at 125 East 57th Street, in March 2016. The store will feature a lobby entrance at street level, which will access two lower level floors.

    “The addition of a new Saks Off 5th store at this strategic location will be a dramatic game changer for 57th Street retail east of Park Avenue,” said Charles S. Cohen, president and CEO of Cohen Brothers Realty Corp., which owns the property.

  • Vestar promotes Jenny Cushing to VP of leasing

    Phoenix -- Vestar announced it has promoted Jenny Cushing to VP of leasing. Based in firm's Phoenix headquarters, Cushing is responsible for the leasing efforts of assets throughout California, Arizona & Nevada.

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