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Cushman veterans exit to form ‘new age’ retail brokerage
The Cushman & Wakefield brokers who helped Restoration Hardware and Showfields forge a new era in experiential retail in New York City have left the firm to cultivate the trend within their own company.
QuickChek rewards consumers on the go
QuickChek Corp. is rolling out a mobile scan-based loyalty program.

Walmart to hire 20,000 seasonal employees to help with online orders

Walmart is beefing up its e-commerce workforce — starting immediately — in anticipation of a busy holiday season online.
Westfield introduces SafeGuard hygiene certification at malls

One of the most troubling issues mall owners and operators are attempting to get a handle on as they prepare for the holiday season is convincing shoppers that their properties are safe.
Sam’s Club enters telehealth market

A leading warehouse club chain is the latest retailer to offer telehealth services to its customers.
Mexican men’s retailer integrates order management across channels

Haber Holding is enabling omnichannel shopping by centralizing its view of inventory and fulfillment.
Report: Amazon denies ties to ‘Prime Bike’

Amazon may not yet be directly competing with Peloton.
Saks launches voting initiatives, complete with in-store registration

Saks Fifth Avenue is doing its part to get out the vote.
Amazon, Home Depot, Nike, Trader Joe’s, eBay tops in customer loyalty

Despite a record number of retail bankruptcies, the retail category leads an annual ranking of the brands that customers are most loyal to.
Brookfield Properties’ retail division reportedly cutting 20% of workforce

Brookfield Properties is feeling the pain as the COVID-19 pandemic takes a toll on shopping center business and new leasing activity.
Walmart expands drone pilot to deliver COVID-19 tests

Walmart’s latest drone initiative is designed to speed up the delivery of at-home COVID-19 test kits to consumers’ homes.
Tiffany gets speedy trial date in suit against LVMH

Tiffany & Co.'s lawsuit against LVMH for trying to back out of its $16 billion deal to acquire the U.S. jeweler has been given the fast track by a Delaware Chancery Court justice.