Starbucks’ Chinese rival files for U.S. IPOA fast-growing Beijing-based start-up is looking to raise more cash to fund its expansion — and give Starbucks even more competition. Bed Bath & Bed co-founders retiring; activist investors say shakeup not enoughBed Bath & Beyond is overhauling its board. But the changes aren’t enough to satisfy activist investors who are pushing for bigger changes. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-April 22 New York City approves first-of-its-kind law preventing employers from testing job applicants for marijuana. Furniture retailer in new sustainability push City Furniture has set a goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2040. Bob’s Discount Furniture takes second look at credit declines Home furnishings retailer partners with credit platform to make customer financing more accessible. CSA Exclusive: Electronics, appliances retailer saves green by going green By reducing its carbon footprint, Abt Electronics saves dollars as well as the environment. First Look: Indochino, Kansas City Made-to-measure menswear retailer Indochino continues to expand its U.S. store fleet. Digitally native brands to open at Southlake Town Square Three brands that got their start online will open at a Southlake, Texas, mixed-use center late this summer. Agriculture platform connects local biz with consumers Online community supported agriculture (CSA) service Skarsgard Farms is helping small produce suppliers sell to consumers across New Mexico. Survey: How important is user-generated content? A new survey reveals how much stock shoppers put into online content generated by other consumers. First Previous 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 Next Last
