Yaromir Steiner on the shrinking middle classRetail isn’t shrinking, it’s adapting to a dramatic shift in income distribution. Gymboree to close Crazy 8 stores and cut back namesake stores; names CEOJust 14 months after it emerged from bankruptcy, Gymboree Group announced a “strategic review” and a major downsizing of its store fleet. It also named a new chief executive. Christopher & Banks names chief stores officer; to close 30 to 40 stores Christopher & Banks on Tuesday reported disappointing third quarter amid supply chain problems, and updated its store portfolio analysis. Walmart in a funding first Walmart is partnering with Colorado to empower retail workers. Cushman acquires food and beverage consultancy Recognizing the increasing role that food, beverage, and entertainment tenants play in retail centers, Cushman & Wakefield has acquired a top consulting firm in that arena. Stephen Lebovitz on redevelopment Mall redevelopments can take up to three years and cost as much as $10 million, but they’re worth it. Walgreens delves deeper into groceries with ‘Kroger Express’ in-store shops Walgreens and Kroger Co. are expanding their fledgling partnership. Study: Brand values second only to price in holiday purchasing decisions Americans are leaning towards socially conscious companies this holiday season. CarMax to offer online purchasing The nation’s largest retailer of used cars is letting customers bypass having to visit a dealership to purchase or even pick up a vehicle. Dollar General Q3 tops Street; reveals 2019 store plans Dollar General reported better-than-expected third quarter sales and earnings, but cut its full-year outlook on hurricane-related costs. First Previous 1487 1488 1489 1490 1491 Next Last
