April 17, 2023 by MMR
Dollar General, Mexico, Mi Súper Dollar General, Monterrey
2023, Issue 04-17-2023, Issues
GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. — Dollar General Corp. entered Mexico last month with the opening of a Mi Súper Dollar General outside Monterrey. “We are excited about our international expansion,” chief executive officer Jeff Owen said during a conference call discussing fourth quarter earnings. “We have been very encouraged by the customer response and community reception we
December 13, 2021 by MMR
Dollar General, Mexico
2021, Issue 12-13-2021, Issues
GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. — Dollar General, which last month opened its 18,000th store, is tapping new avenues of growth. The retailer said it will expand internationally for the first time, opening 10 stores in Mexico during fiscal 2022. Dollar General also said it plans to have 1,000 pOpshelf stores in operation by the end of fiscal
December 2, 2021 by MMR
Dollar General, international expansion, Mexico, popshelf
Featured Articles, Leading Headlines, Money, Retail News

GOODLETTSVILLE, Tenn. – Dollar General on Thursday said it will expand internationally for the first time, opening 10 stores in Mexico during fiscal 2022. The retailer also said it plans to have 1,000 pOpshelf stores in operation by the end of fiscal 2025. Dollar General introduced pOpshelf a year ago as a new suburban store
January 9, 2017 by Sam Cinquegrani
digital strategy, Mexico, ObjectWave Corp., Sam Cinquegrani
2017, Issue 01-09-2017, Issues, Opinion

Digital strategy is a new frontier in Mexico’s business world, wide open to a number of different approaches, implementations and tactics. Because digital strategy is so different from many established and documented operational considerations, it’s often difficult to know where to start and how to proceed once that effort starts moving. The involved nature of
May 23, 2016 by Jeffrey Woldt
Caribbean, Hispanics, Jeffrey Woldt, Latin America, Mexico, Spain, U.S. marketplace
2016, Issue 05-23-2016, Issues, Opinion

As the U.S. marketplace is reshaped by the country’s growing cultural diversity, one of the pivotal consumer segments that every mass retailer will have to address is comprised of people whose heritage goes back to Spain, Mexico, Latin America and parts of the Caribbean. Hispanics are already the nation’s biggest minority group, whose 55 million