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  • Fitch: ‘Location, Location, Location’ still applies, possibly now more than ever

    The growth of e-commerce and the increasing emphasis on delivery speed as well as pick-up services for retail goods will likely precipitate a convergence of industrial distribution and retail real estate.   
  • Blowout quarter for Costco

    Costco Wholesale Corp. came roaring back in its third quarter as it topped analysts' earnings and sales expectations amid strong U.S. sales.   
  • RECon Report: New times, not end of times, for physical retail

    As the International Council of Shopping Centers shut the doors on its RECon show in Las Vegas this week, Chain Store Age asked top brokers and third-party managers for their take on the temperature of physical retail. Not quite sick, not quite well, but certainly out of rehab and hard at work on recovery, was the general diagnosis.  
  • Report: Walmart gaining big share in grocery

    Walmart is on fire in grocery and capturing a bigger share from traditional supermarkets.   That's according to Loop Capital analyst Andrew Wolf, who estimates Walmart currently has a 21.5% market share in the U.S. traditional grocery market, reported CNBC.   "Wal-Mart is taking back share from the traditional supermarket at an accelerating rate," Wolf said.  
  • Dollar Tree Q1 profit falls due to charge

    Dollar Tree's profit declined in the first quarter amid an impairment charge related to its divesture to Dollar Express.   
  • Retailers applaud reports regarding swipe fee reform

    The retail industry's two major organizations are applauding reports that the House will drop efforts to repeal debit card swipe reform.   
  • North Carolina mixed-use center to rise up around new Ikea

    Ikea announced last week it would build a new location adjacent to a CBL property outside Raleigh, and this week CBL announced it would capitalize on that occasion to transform its Cary Towne Center into a mixed-use project.   CBL has been working with the town of Cary — an affluent and growing community in the Research Triangle — to start the zoning process to allow the construction of a multi-phase renovation of the property. Plans call for a mix of high-end retail, dining, entertainment, residential, office, and green space.
  • Retail CEOs make voice heard in DC

    Twenty retail executives traveled to the nation's capitol on Wednesday to voice their opposition to the proposed border adjustment tax (BAT).   
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