Louisville, KY based Yum Brands, Inc., revised its projects core operating profit projections from 12 percent growth from a year earlier to 14 percent growth from a year earlier (adjusted for currency conversion). Yum, which operates the licensed brands Taco … Continue reading →
IKEA intends to open a second store in Virginia. The world’s largest furniture retailer has submitted plans to the City of Norfolk for the construction of a 331,000sf store with 1,000 parking spaces located on 19 acres at the northwestern … Continue reading →
In the second half of 2015, Puerto Rico’s jobless rate eased by two percent to 12 percent,
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Sporting goods retailer Sports Authority will close all 450 stores, according to Forbes. The company filed for Chapter Playing your favorite relaxation CD, such as those with nature sounds, often helps to reduce stress and tension. thought about that viagra … Continue reading →
Whole Foods Market plans to open a 70,000sf flagship store at The Boro, a new 3.7 million square foot development at the intersection of Route 7 and Route 123 in Tysons Corner, Virginia, according to the supermarket chain. The Boro … Continue reading →
CVS Health, the second-largest drugstore chain in the U.S. has partnered with the technology firm Curbside to create CVS Express, a program that allows customers to purchase non-prescription products with At the beginning, it had developed the European market and … Continue reading →
Dollar General operates about 12,400 stores in 43 U.S. states. The company’s revenue rose above $20 billion for the fiscal year that ended in January. The average purchase at a dollar store is between $10 and $11, according to Investor’s … Continue reading →
In 2015, sales from mobile devices in the U.S. increased by 56 percent to $49.2 billion, doubling the growth in 2014. Desktop sales totaled $256.1 billion in 2015 but annual growth dropped to 8.1 percent from 12.5 percent in the … Continue reading →
About 1,000 malls in the US (around 15 percent) should either close down or be re-purposed into a non-retail use over the next 10 years,
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