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  • 30-year PepsiCo exec named CEO at Advance Auto Parts

    From salty snacks and soft drinks to motor oil and car parts, Advance Auto Parts has tapped a lifelong PepsiCo executive to serve as its next CEO.

  • Speedy meals, green design mark Chick-fil-A’s newest Manhattan eatery

    Just five months after making its Manhattan debut with the opening of its largest restaurant to date, Chick-fil-A has opened a second outpost in the Big Apple.

  • Christopher & Banks board member withdraws name

    For about three hours the morning of April 4 it looked like Christopher & Banks had found itself a new board member, but then the company discovered a conflict that prevented the high level executive from accepting the nomination.

  • Macy’s adds real estate expert to its exec team

    Amid ongoing pressure from investors to maximize the value of its real estate holdings, Macy’s has appointed Douglas W. Sesler as executive VP for real estate, effective April 5.

  • Kroger promises Spanish version ultimate foodie event

    For only the third time in three years, Kroger has created a new installment of its Savor World Flavor globally themed promotional effort.
     

  • Former Walmart exec Tom Coughlin dead at 66

    Longtime Walmart executive Tom Coughlin, an inspirational leader who played a key role in Walmart’s growth and left the company in 2005, passed away on April 1.

  • How Express is building its brand

    Apparel retailer Express has been building its brand and upping its cool factor among millennials by signing up famous athletes and models to serve as “brand ambassadors.”

    It’s just one of several tactics that the chain is using to drive its performance under the leadership of CEO David Kornberg, who took the reins in January 2015.

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  • Amazon stakes major claim in payment landscape

    Amazon.com is serving notice to Apple, PayPal and other leading online payment providers that it is looking to challenge their turf.

    The online retail giant is launching a new program called the Amazon Payments Partner Program that enables e-commerce platforms to provide Amazon Payments functionality to their users. Previously, Amazon had made its proprietary payments service available to individual third-party online retailers.

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