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Walmart to launch online Lord & Taylor store

Walmart to launch online Lord & Taylor store

BENTONVILLE, Ark.  — Walmart and Lord & Taylor announced Monday that they are teaming up to create a new online fashion destination. The companies said that Lord & Taylor will launch a flagship store on Walmart.com. The online store, expected to launch in spring 2018, will let Walmart.com offer a specialized online experience featuring Lord

Target speeds online shopping for holiday edge

Target speeds online shopping for holiday edge

MINNEAPOLIS — Target says its ability to use its store network to get online orders faster, together with the compelling new brands it has on offer, should translate into a strong sales in the upcoming holiday season. The retailer pointed out in a blog post Monday that it offers online shoppers a number of ways

Loblaw Cos. shifts to single loyalty program

Loblaw Cos. shifts to single loyalty program

TORONTO — Next year, Loblaw Cos. plans to launch a unified customer loyalty program that joins the Shoppers Optimum and PC Plus plans of its Shoppers Drug Mart and supermarket chains. Called PC Optimum, the combined loyalty program will enable members to earn and redeem loyalty points across Loblaw’s network of nearly 2,500 grocery and

Ahold Delhaize results top expectations

Ahold Delhaize results top expectations

AMSTERDAM — Ahold Delhaize’s third quarter results beat analyst expectations, as the company reported sales and earnings gains. “We reported a strong financial performance again this quarter as margins increased significantly, driven by synergies while savings from our “save for our customers” programs are continuously being reinvested in the business,” Ahold Delhaize chief executive officer

CVS Health reports decline in Q3 retail sales

CVS Health reports decline in Q3 retail sales

WOONSOCKET, R.I.  — Despite sales declines in its retail pharmacy business, CVS Health saw overall revenue rise and bested Wall Street’s earnings forecast for its fiscal 2017 third quarter. CVS said Monday that for the third quarter ended Sept. 30, sales totaled $46.18 billion up 3.5% from $44.62 billion a year earlier. CVS third-quarter sales

U.S. retail sector on track for healthy growth

U.S. retail sector on track for healthy growth

NEW YORK — For 2017, the U.S. retail industry stands to turn in solid sales growth, including healthy holiday retail sales, despite continued pressure on operating results, according to Moody’s Investors Service. Moody’s pegs 2017 U.S. retail sales growth at 3% to 4%, upholding its previous outlook. However, the rating agency has lowered its forecast

Dollar General names Scruggs chief digital officer

Dollar General names Scruggs chief digital officer

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. — Dollar General Corp. has named Rob Scruggs its chief digital and customer engagement officer. In the new post he will lead the retailer’s strategy for customer engagement, including digital experience and tools. Scruggs brings over 17 years of experience focused on customer and user engagement to his new post. He most recently

WBA to shut 600 stores in retail network overhaul

WBA to shut 600 stores in retail network overhaul

DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens Boots Alliance (WBA) plans to close 600 stores starting next year as it rationalizes its U.S. drug store base following the $4.375 billion purchase of 1,932 Rite Aid stores. In reporting its fiscal 2017 fourth-quarter and annual results on Wednesday, WBA said it expects to finalize the Rite Aid store acquisition

WBA’s Q4 earnings top analysts’ forecast

WBA’s Q4 earnings top analysts’ forecast

DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc.’s (WBA’s) revenue and adjusted earnings for the fourth quarter beat analysts’ estimates, as the company benefited from an expansion of Walgreens’ mail order services. Share price of the company’s stock rose 4.3% to $70.15 in premarket trading today after WBA also forecast 2018 earnings largely above Wall Street

Kroger names Donnelly to succeed Morganthall

Kroger names Donnelly to succeed Morganthall

CINCINNATI — Kroger Co. said Tuesday that Fred Morganthall will retire November 30 as executive vice president of retail operations. Morganthall will be succeeded by Kroger’s executive vice president of merchandising, Mike Donnelly, who on November 1 will assume responsibility for both operations and merchandising as executive vice president and chief operating officer. Donnelly will

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