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  • Judge orders Macy’s, Penney, Martha Stewart into mediation

    New York -- After nearly three weeks of testimony, a New York State Supreme Court Judge ordered Macy's, J.C. Penney Co. and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia into mediation to try and reach a settlement in their contract dispute trial.
     
    If the three companies do not reach an agreement before April 8, the judge will resume hearing the case.
     
    In another development in the ongoing dispute, Penney agreed not to sell certain Martha Stewart-designed goods (products deemed exclusive to Macy’s) until at least April 8.

  • Wendy's, multiple locations

    Wendy's is rolling out its updated image and new store environment to some 200 locations this year. Features include lounge seating, fireplaces and digital menuboards. The re-imaged restaurants have shown an average 25% increase in sales over the prior year.  Learn more.

    Design and rebranding: Tesser, San Francisco

  • Walgreens to build nation’s first net zero energy retail store

    Deerfield, Ill. -- Walgreens announced plans to build what the company believes will be the nation’s first net-zero energy retail store. The store, which is predicted to produce energy equal to or greater than it consumes, will be located in Evanston, Ill., at the intersection of Chicago Avenue and Keeney Street, where demolition of an existing Walgreens store now is under way.

  • Alexander McQueen to open on Madison Avenue

    New York -- SL Green Realty Corp. announced Wednesday that fashion retailer Alexander McQueen has signed a 15-year lease for a mid-block retail space at 747 Madison Avenue.   

    The tenant is expected to move into the space during third quarter 2013.
     
    The retail co-op interest at 747 Madison is owned by a joint venture that includes SL Green, Jeff Sutton and Harel Insurance Co.

     

  • Donahue Schriber secures $100 million in additional growth capital

    Costa Mesa, Calif. -- Donahue Schriber announced that its major investors New York State Teachers’ Retirement System and J.P. Morgan Strategic Property Fund have approved an additional $100 million common equity investment for growth capital.   

    The money will be utilized to help fund the company’s strategic growth plans over the next three to five years, according to chairman and CEO Patrick S. Donahue.

  • Buffalo Wild Wings to open at Glendale Town Center

    Indianapolis -- Kite Realty Group said that Buffalo Wild Wings will open on a 0.92 acre outparcel at Glendale Town Center, located in Indianapolis.

    In other Kite Realty news, Maurices has leased 4,751 sq. ft. at Red Bank Commons, located in Evansville, Ind., and Hair Studio Artists leased 1,241 sq. ft. at Delray Marketplace, in Delray Beach, Fla.  

     

  • Report: J.C. Penney lays off 2,200 store and office associates

    New York -- The ax has fallen — again — at J.C. Penney Co. The retailer laid off approximately 2,200 employees in its stores and district offices on Wednesday, The Dallas Morning News reported.

    The majority of the staff cuts occurred in some 100 stores that had significant sales declines last year, spokeswoman Daphne Avilla said in the report, with Penney adjusting the employee count to match each store’s new level of business.

  • PetSmart opening at Rochester Crossing

    Boston -- Boston-based The Wilder Cos. announced Wednesday that PetSmart will grand-open its new store on March 9 at Wilder’s Rochester Crossing, N.H., shopping center.

    The opening of the 12,000-sq.-ft. store will bring the shopping center to 100% occupancy.

    Rochester Crossing, at 304,500 sq. ft., also feature Kohl’s, Lowe’s, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft, GameStop, Tropical Smoothie and Buffalo Wild Wings.

     

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