PayPal prepares Klarna-like installment servicePayPal is unveiling “Pay in 4,” a short-term installment payment plan for customers in the U.S. Bankrupt parent of New York & Company in new deal to sell e-commerce businessNew York & Company is getting a new owner but it’s not Sunrise Brands. J.C. Penney expands curbside pickup The struggling department store retailer is bringing its “Style on the go” omnichannel shopping program to more stores. Rite Aid’s former CEO to lead Walgreens ops Walgreens Boots Alliance has tapped the former chief executive of Rite Aid to head its U.S. operations. CSA Exclusive: Camp talks about post-pandemic reopening strategy Experiential retailer Camp is slowly getting back to business, but the company is taking a new approach to immersive retail. Dollar General ups store remodels, cap expenditures Dollar General is ramping up its store remodels for this year after reporting blow-out quarterly results. Fresh Thyme Farmers Market has new name, logo Fresh Thyme Farmers Market is changing its name — among other things. Dunkin’, Circle K, White Castle pilot frictionless Mastercard tech Two quick-service retailers and a c-store chain will test a frictionless, AI-based payment and drive-thru technology from Mastercard. Walmart installing private ‘pods’ for nursing moms In another first for Walmart, the company is taking action to remove a big challenge for its employees and shoppers who are new moms. Report: 25% of U.S. malls will be gone within the next five years COVID-19 has sounded a death knell for malls in B, C, and D markets that were struggling to survive before the pandemic struck, according to a new report from Coresight Research. Former Lowe’s exec to lead Ace Hardware’s expansion into Mexico Ace Hardware International Holdings, a subsidiary of Ace, will expand into Mexico via franchising. 1-800-Flowers.com partners with Universal for film add-on Consumers buying gifts for movie buffs have a new option from 1-800-Flowers.com. First Previous 1677 1678 1679 1680 1681 Next Last
