High steel, lumber costs cause ‘sticker shock’ among developers, says CBREThe cost of commercial real estate development is up significantly this year amid dramatic increases in domestic steel and lumber prices. Tuesday Morning to be relistedTuesday Morning continues its comeback. If you own a mall, you also own a warehouse Malls have always existed to bring together a multitude of inventories in support of commerce. At Home’s biggest shareholder formalizes opposition against sale CAS Investments has filed a preliminary proxy statement with the SEC for use in soliciting votes in opposition to the sale of At Home Group to private-equity firm Hellman & Friedman LLC. Ross Stores in comeback Ross Stores reported Q1 earnings and sales that topped Street estimates with comp sales that beat pre-pandemic levels. 7-Eleven expands Instacart delivery availability Consumers can now place orders for online delivery via Instacart at nearly 6,000 7-Eleven stores across the U.S. Top Five Priorities for Retail CFOs The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on retail has been asymmetrical, with some sectors having their best year and others their worst year. Young women's fashion chain to open 230 stores Windsor Fashions is ramping up its store expansion. Fitch Ratings: Retail earnings strong in Q1 but expect moderation After a strong first quarter for many U.S. retailers, things are likely to moderate going forward. Foot Locker to eliminate Footaction banner; will close, convert stores Foot Locker reported a strong first quarter that beat estimates and said it is repositioning its store fleet to focus on its iconic banners. First Previous 489 490 491 492 493 Next Last