STORE SPACES

Kohl’s Corp. is thinking smaller to grow bigger.

An array of now-closed department store banners may be in for a second life.

Camping World Holdings Inc. is strengthening its position in California.

The first quarter of fiscal 2022 was not fun and games for the largest pure-play children’s specialty apparel retailer in North America.

An upcoming eBay pop-up store will reward “sneakerheads” for wearing their purchases out the door.

Retailers have been reaping the rewards of environmentally friendly solutions during the past few months.

Shoppers at select Target and CVS stores can now check out reusable bags at in-store kiosks and return them for fresh ones during their next shopping trip.

Residents of a major U.S. metro area can now use Amazon One palm payment technology at select Whole Foods locations.

Chicken Salad Chick continues its national expansion.

The Container Store is returning to brick-and-mortar growth.

Amazon continues to expand its grocery store format to new markets.

Google is taking another dive into brick-and-mortar.

A top Australian brand is expanding its U.S. brick-and-mortar footprint in partnership with Macerich.

Century 21 is poised to return to the Big Apple — and to a very familiar location.

Warby Parker continues to expand its brick-and-mortar presence.

A bakery/café that was founded in 1988 in South Korea, where it operates some 3,600 locations, is ramping up expansion in the United States.

Schlotzsky's has opened a format dedicated entirely to off-premise access.

Anthropologie is beaching it for the summer.

Following a six-year renovation, RH has opened one of its most elegant locations to date.

Whole Foods Market continues to expand in the Big Apple — and in cities in general.

The May/June issue of Chain Store Age features an in-depth look at how landlords and retailers ae using data to maximize their location strategies and better engage customers.

Nordstrom is taking its service-focused, inventory-free store format to a popular summer destination in New York.

Mango is accelerating its U.S. expansion, starting with a Big Apple flagship.

A specialty retailer and product developer that bills itself as “Home of the Hottest Trends” is expanding its U.S. footprint.