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  • Sport Clips, Evita Salon to open at Hamilton Crossing Centre

    Carmel, Ind. -- Indianapolis-based Kite Realty Group said that two new tenants will open at Hamilton Crossing Centre, located in Carmel, Ind.

    Sport Clips has leased 1,293 sq. ft. and Evita Salon & Spa has leased 1,956 sq. ft.

    Hamilton Crossing has a total GLA of 39,072 sq. ft. on 12.64 acres.
     

  • Rite Aid, WorkPlace Systems team for workforce management solution

    New York City -- Retail workforce management solution-provider WorkPlace Systems announced that Rite Aid will use WorkPlace OnLine, a cloud-based Schedule and Attendance Management service, at all Rite Aid stores.

  • DDR and Anna's Linens partner to open three Puerto Rico stores

    Beachwood, Ohio -- Shopping center developer DDR Corp. said Monday that Anna's Linens will open three of its first Puerto Rico stores at DDR shopping centers.

    These new locations represent the most recent example of DDR's efforts to strategically reduce and reconfigure small shop space at attractive market rents with high-quality tenants.

  • Hudson's Bay Co. 'Taylors' a new deal

    NEW YORK — Hudson's Bay Company, the Canadian retail conglomerate, and one of the oldest department-store operators in the world, announced Tuesday that it has completed its acquisition of its affiliate, Lord & Taylor Holdings, LLC, the U.S. department-store company.

    According to a company press release, Hudson's Bay will now operate the two leading retail banners in North America, The Bay and Lord & Taylor. Prior to the transaction, Hudson's Bay Company and Lord & Taylor were side-by-side affiliate entities.

  • McDonald’s revenue, operating income up in Q4 and full year

    Oak Brook, Ill. -- McDonald’s Corp. reported Tuesday that consolidated revenues for fiscal 2011 rose 12% to a record-high $27 billion. The restaurant chain also said that global same-store sales increased 5.6% for the year ended Dec. 31, with positive comps across all geographic segments for every quarter.

    "During 2011, McDonald's continued momentum drove higher profitability and market share gains as we fortified our leadership position around the world," said McDonald's CEO Jim Skinner.

  • Regency Centers acquires first New York property

    Jacksonville, Fla. -- Regency Centers announced it has closed on the acquisition of its first New York property, the 141,382-sq.-ft. Lake Grove Commons, for $72.5 million with its co-investment partner First Washington Realty.

    Located on Long Island, Lake Grove Commons is a Class A property anchored by the only Whole Foods Market in Suffolk County along with LA Fitness and Petco. Built in 2008, the center is fully leased to six national tenants.

  • U.K. chain Bonmarche to shutter 160 U.K. stores

    London -- A report released Tuesday by Bloomberg said that U.K. clothing chain Bonmarche will close as many as 160 out of 390 stores after its owner Peacock Group sold the chain to an affiliate of Sun European Partners.

    KPMG administrated the transaction; the new buyer said that about 2,400 of 3,800 jobs will be retained.

    The report said that KPMG had been seeking a buyer for Bonmarche since being appointed earlier this month as administrator to Peacock, which also owns Peacock’s Stores Ltd., a U.K. discount apparel chain.

  • Target names John Mulligan CFO

    Minneapolis -- Target Corp. announced Tuesday it has promoted current senior VP-finance John Mulligan to executive VP and CFO, effective April 1.

    The announcement concludes a comprehensive search which included both internal and external candidates, said Target.

    Mulligan succeeds Doug Scovanner, who announced his retirement last November.

    A 16-year Target veteran, Mulligan has held leadership positions in finance, target.com and human resources.

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