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  • Mattress Firm to open as many as 220 stores

    Mattress Firm Holding Corp. is revving up its growth in fiscal 2015, with plans to open as many as 220 new stores this year.

  • Haggen opens in California, names expansion team

    As burgeoning food retailer Haggen charts a path of expansion across the West Coast, the company is also making some key executive moves to support its growth in the Southwest.

    The grocery chain Haggen named the first five senior members of its Pacific Southwest leadership team this week:

  • Report: Retailers missing out on big opportunities with Baby Boomers

    New York -- Retailers in the United States are taking a huge risk by underestimating the buying power of the over-50 generation, according to a new report by the Fung Business Intelligence Centre.
     
    The study, “A Booming Opportunity: Profiling from a Graying America,” finds that the aging Baby Boomers will continue to be a growing consumer market for the next 20 years.

  • NY & Co. posts loss, will close stores

    Deep holiday discounts and the West Coast port dispute hurt profits at New York & Company Inc. during the fourth quarter.

  • Gordmans Stores net income drops in Q4; six stores on tap

    Omaha, Neb. – Net income at Gordmans Stores Inc. dropped 15% to $2.3 million in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2014, from $2.7 million the same period a year earlier. Increased selling, general and administrative (SG&A) costs helped push down profits.

    In 2015, the company plans to open six new stores, two of which opened in the Cleveland area earlier in March. Gordmans also plans to close one store later in 2015 when the lease term expires.

  • Big Lots gives back in a big way

    Big Lots hopes to give back to the communities it serves with a new charity focused on hunger, housing, health care and education.

    Big Lots has announced that it has launched a nonprofit foundation to guide its charitable endeavors into the future.

    The Big Lots Foundation will help strengthen the Company's philanthropic initiatives and support its commitment to making a difference in the communities where it operates.

  • Best Buy looks to thrive in e-commerce era

    Wasn’t Best Buy supposed to be out of business by now? Instead, the company has shown itself to be one of the retail industry’s most resilient operators, achieving growth in the face of intense competition and deteriorating demand for once hot product categories like tablets.

    Not that long ago Best Buy was at risk of becoming irrelevant, a victim of showrooming and competitive forces, headed for a fate similar to RadioShack. Instead, as evidenced by its fourth quarter results, Best Buy is practically thriving against some still challenging circumstances.

  • Mattress Firm plans 200-220 new stores in fiscal 2015

    Houston – Mattress Firm Holding Corp. is revving up its growth in fiscal 2015, with plans to open 200 to 220 new stores.

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