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  • JCPenney slashes personnel to streamline business

    NEW YORK— The ax has fallen at JCPenney. The company on Thursday laid off 600 workers from its corporate headquarters Plano, Texas, as its looks to streamline its business model amid a major reinvention of the business. The staff reduction, which equaled 13% to 14% of the headquarters staff, did not include any senior executives, according to The New York Times.

  • Rug Doctor selects Buxton to assist in CRM efforts

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Rug Doctor said that it has chosen customer analytics firm Buxton to assist with the company’s customer relationship management strategy.

  • Real Estate and tech, through a Millennial’s eyes

    First, who said technology coverage has little to do with retail real estate commentary?

    And second, who said the Millennials aren’t wise beyond their years?

    For the record, I never said either.

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  • An inside look at Sam's Club

    With more than 500 pharmacies, hundreds of optical and hearing centers and a three-tiered strategy built on awareness, prevention and solutions, Sam's Club is positioned to win in health and wellness. Drug Store news provides an exclusive look inside the company's healthcare offerings. Click here for more.

     

     

  • Sears looks to expand signature brands outside stores

    Hoffman Estates, Ill. -- Sears Holdings Corp. has appointed Leveraged Marketing Corp. of America as its exclusive global licensing agent as it looks to capitalize on, and ways to sell, its signature Kenmore, Craftsman and DieHard brands outside its own stores.

    Sears said it will work closely with Leveraged Marketing to identify, evaluate and manage licensing opportunities around the world.

  • Pier 1 seeks multi-channel dominance

    FORT WORTH, Texas — Bed Bath and Beyond may dominate the housewares retail space, but that isn't stopping companies like Pier 1 Imports from trying to take a bigger share.  In that vein, Pier 1 announced a new three-year growth plan commencing in fiscal 2013, as well as updated financial goals. According to the company, the new board-approved plan is designed to drive profitable top and bottom-line growth, expand market share and increase shareholder value as the company evolves into a multi-channel retailer.

  • Pier 1 Q4 profit jumps; three-year growth plan includes store upgrades and tech investments

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Pier 1 Imports Inc. on Thursday said that its fiscal fourth-quarter profit more than doubled on increased store traffic and a one-time tax benefit that boosted its bottom line. The chain also announced a new three-year growth plan that includes store updates and investments in technology.

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