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Supply Chain & Merchandising

  • The dark — and costly — side of holiday returns

    Return fraud during the holidays is a growing problem for retailers—and also an extremely expensive one.

  • Rite Aid Q3 revenues up 21.8%, calls special meeting to decide WBA merger

    Rite Aid on Thursday reported revenues of $8.2 billion, up 21.8%, for its fiscal third quarter ended Nov. 28, 2015.
  • Get ready for 'Super Saturday'

    Shoppers are expected to turn out in droves this coming Saturday (“Super Saturday”) and also on Sunday, the last weekend before Christmas.

  • Din Tai Fung to open in Downtown Seattle

    Seattle -- Madison Marquette announced that Din Tai Fung will open at Pacific Place located in downtown Seattle, in the summer of 2016. With only six U.S. restaurants, Din Tai Fung will be located in a 9,216 sq. ft. space on level four of the shopping center.

    Din Tai Fung currently operates more than 100 locations worldwide with branches in Japan, the United States, South Korea, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand and most recently in Dubai.

  • Dylan’s Candy Bar shifts IT to the cloud with NetSuite

    Dylan’s Candy Bar has achieved double-digit revenue growth since deploying a new solution to replace multiple legacy on-premise systems, including a custom-built warehouse management system. Dylan's Candy Bar has deployed NetSuite to manage its mission-critical business processes, including financials, inventory and order management, warehousing and customer relationship management.

  • CVS Health finalizes Target pharmacy deal

    CVS Health has completed its acquisition of Target’s pharmacy and clinic business for approximately $1.9 billion, the two companies announced Wednesday.

  • CEO of discount department store chain going ‘undercover’ on popular TV show

    A CEO who took over family business when he was 27 years old is the next retailer to be spotlighted on the CBS television show, “Undercover Boss.”

    Sam Dushey heads up Shoppers World, a family-owned and -operated full-line discount department store chain headquartered in New York City. In his 10-year stint as CEO, Dushey has grown the business from eight stores to 40 locations across 11 states and up to $250 million in annual retail sales. Dushey is now looking expand the company to 500 stores.

  • A&P bankruptcy pushes central New Jersey retail vacancy rate up

    The demise of The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. elevated the retail vacancy rate along central New Jersey’s major shopping corridors to 8.8% from 7.5% in 2014.

    That’s according to the latest study by R.J. Brunelli & Co. Despite the uptick, the region’s 2015 vacancy factor remained a healthy distance from the 10.2% recorded in 2013 and the eight-year high of 10.5% set in 2011, but was well above the period’s low point of 4.8% posted in 2008.

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