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Toys 'R' Us talks Times Square, new store prototypes, profits and more
New York -- Toys “R” Us’ priorities for 2015 include advancing its mobile capabilities, improving its Babies “R” Us business and reducing costs in a drive to become more efficient, company executives said Tuesday during a media presentation in New York. The retailer will also continue to work on transforming its online and in-store customer experience, and debut two store prototypes this year, one for its namesake brand and the other for Babies, later this year.
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Ross Stores to split stock in June
Off-price retailer Ross Stores feels so good about its sales performance and outlook that it has approved a 2-for-1 stock split scheduled for June.
The company said the split will be paid in the form of a 100% stock dividend to stockholders of record as of April 22.
Ross Stores had fiscal 2014 revenue of $11 billion.