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  • Shopping center giant and media powerhouse team up

    There is a new lifestyle publication in circulation — and it’s the product of two diverse companies.

    Real estate developer Simon has joined with media company Conde Nast to produce a 98-page publication – Simon Magazine – designed to provide readers with the latest must-haves and must-dos, from fashion and beauty to dining and travel. It’s the first time Conde Nast has worked with a brand to create custom editorial content on such a wide scale.

  • Resurging Independence Plaza in Hamilton, New Jersey

    Hamilton Township, N.J. -- IP Associates announced it has executed an agreement with Regal Entertainment Group to anchor Independence Plaza located in Hamilton, New Jersey. The announcement comes on the heels of an eight month turnaround leasing campaign that has netted in 115,000 sq. ft. of new leases.

  • After dismal Q3, Gap CEO focuses on future

    A steep profit decline and deteriorating sales at two of Gap Inc.’s three flagship formats in the third quarter have CEO Art Peck looking ahead to what he expects to be better times.

  • Weak traffic trend hits Kirkland's

    The CEO of Kirkland's blamed disappointing third quarter sales on traffic problems that he expects to persist into the fourth quarter despite the busy holiday season ahead.

  • Salesforce: Holiday shoppers want seamless experience

    Retailers looking to satisfy customers this holiday season need to be sure all channels are aligned and working properly.

    The new "2015 Connected Shoppers Report” of more than 2,000 adults commissioned by Salesforce and conducted by Harris Poll demonstrates that in order to succeed, retailers need to accelerate digital transformations to provide personalized, one-to-one customer journeys.

  • Holiday shoppers want a seamless experience

    Retailers looking to satisfy customers this holiday season need to be sure all channels are aligned and working properly.

  • Warm weather no excuse for weakness at Stage Stores

    After reporting a sales decline and third quarter loss, Stage Stores offered a unique explanation due the location of its 847 stores.

    The company’s sales and same store sales both declined 3.5% and a net loss of $9.4 million equated to an earnings per share loss of 29 cents, compared to a prior year earnings per share loss of 16 cents.

  • Shoppers can't get enough of lotion and lingerie

    How many retailers have boasted of record sales and earnings in the third quarter? So far the answer is only one (hint: It hosts a bra and panty show on national television every fall).

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