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Dick’s Sporting Goods continues to expand with new formats and new concepts.

A massive store dedicated to Harry Potter and his wizarding world has opened its doors in New York City. 

Two developers and the Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group Washington have broken ground on a mixed-use development in Washington’s Ward 7 that will deliver jobs, apartments, and a supermarket to the under-developed neighborhood.

Macy’s is making a big investment in the neighborhood that surrounds its most iconic store, its flagship in New York City’s Herald Square.  

Amazon is entering yet another brick-and-market segment and this one could be the most unexpected to date.

Panera Bread is moving its in-store bakery ovens to center stage.

It was the original location of Lord & Taylor in what was New York’s chief shopping district in the 19th Century and it soon will be the site of a top British furniture brand’s flagship store on the East Coast.

Swarovski, the world’s largest crystal manufacturer, is expanding its dazzling new store concept.

Dick’s Sporting Goods has gone experiential.

Neighborhood Goods is putting a spotlight on hard-to-find consumer product brands.

The Comedy Shrine, a comedy club run by a former trouper at Chicago’s Second City improv theater, has moved into Fox Valley Center in Aurora, Ill.

The British brand best known for its bagless vacuum cleaners, bladeless fans and high-tech hairdryer has expanded its fledgling U.S. footprint.