Tesco, the largest British retailer, is entering India through a franchisee agreement with the Tatas. (more)
Tesco, the largest British retailer, is entering India through a franchisee agreement with the Tatas. (more)
In spring of 2009, Starbucks plans to open its first nonairport store in the country at Centraal Station in Amsterdam. (more)
The law could require such firms as Home Depot and Lowe's to build day-labor centers with shelter, drinking water, bathrooms and trash cans at new stores. (more)
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Economy Candy, on New York's Lower East Side, is not a huge store, but it creates huge impression. (more) |
Teen retailer Frankie's on the Park features video game area, light shows and a graffiti bar to turn store into destination. (more)
Long envied for its logistical prowess, Wal-Mart is learning the power of marketing. (more)
Meet the new Willy Wonka: Timothy Childs is a former space-shuttle technologist who's building a 29,000-square-foot chocolate factory. (more)
After a self-imposed "pause" announced in February, British retailer Tesco's Fresh & Easy chain of West Coast grocery stores expanded in San Diego County again. (more)
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South Los Angeles is finding itself in a tussle over the difference between fast food and food that is served fast, reports Kim Severson in the New York Times. (more) |
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For Olive Garden, the matter of "rogue ambassador" Kendra Wilkinson has become one spicy meatball, reports Rebecca Dana in the Wall Street Journal. (more) |
The fever has broken among retail health clinics, with giant MinuteClinic plateauing and smaller players folding. (more)
Macy's has signed a multi-year contract with consumer insight firm dunhumbyUSA to become the exclusive department store customer for its services. (more)
A Los Angeles fixture, the 99 Cent Only Store, will be raising prices on some items, voiding their long-standing slogan of "Nothing Over 99 Cent, Ever," and breaking the hearts of some 99-Cent loyalists. (more)
Honda to price new hybrid less than Civic, compete with Prius. (more)
Starbucks is turning to loyalty programs and promotions -- including a recently launched Denver test -- to rally flagging customer support and counter its recently sluggish sales. (more)
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Panic and resistance has given way to acceptance and even some grudging praise, as the new big-box Ikea store in Red Hook, Brooklyn turns out to be maybe not so bad as the neighbors had thought, reports Kareem Fahim in the New York Times. (more) |
Apple has agreed to let retailing giant Best Buy sell the new iPhone 3G. (more)
Want to know how the shopping carts of residents in your region compare to those around the country? (more)
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"It's going to be the Wal-Marts of the world that will buy these things over acres and make a difference," says Roger G. Little in a New York Times piece by Stephanie Rosenbloom. (more) |
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