U.K. furniture retailer opens first U.S. storeA digitally native British upstart is expanding its brick-and-mortar portfolio. Study: Aldi a growing competitive forceShoppers continue to score traditional supermarkets high in quality and store cleanliness and selection, but deep-discounter Aldi is a growing threat. New tech-based entertainment concept targets malls, other locations A concept that combines cutting-edge virtual and augmented reality technologies with the physical world is looking to enter the U.S. market. Walmart looks to score online with sports fans Walmart has announced a deal that couldn’t be more timely — and gives it an edge over Amazon. FAO Schwarz to open first-ever European flagship Iconic toy retailer FAO Schwarz continues to expand its horizons. Walgreens takes biggest share of Shopko pharmacy assets Walgreens Boots Alliance was the biggest buyer at the auction for the pharmacy assets of bankrupt retailer Shopko. With no Toys ‘R’ Us, toys sales dip The absence of Toys “R” Us from the retail landscape impacted toys sales — but not as much as had been feared. Ikea continues solar, electric vehicle commitment Ikea’s upcoming store in Norfolk, Va., will have the area’s largest solar array. Walmart ups truck drivers pay, hiring efforts amid industry-wide shortage Walmart is hiring “hundreds” of truck drivers — and paying them well — as the chain seeks to get out in front of the national shortage. RetailMeNot: Ten retail marketing trends for 2019 Retail marketers’ approach to younger shoppers may differ from conventional wisdom in 2019. First Previous 412 413 414 415 416 Next Last
