NEWS: Mail Boxes Etc. Goes Brown 

Mar 1, 2003, Brannon Boswell

Express package giant UPS is encouraging its 3,300 Mail Boxes Etc. franchisees to convert to a new format The UPS Store. UPS acquired the franchise-driven...

Angling for Osceola 

Jan 16, 2003, — David Sokol

After eight years of promises, postponements and disappointment, Florida’s Osceola County is finally getting its convention center. On January 12, Austin-based...

Galyan's Courts Mall-phobic Males at Lifestyle Centers 

Jan 1, 2003, Brannon Boswell

Do real men shop at lifetyle centers? Galyan's Trading Company Inc. thinks they do. In fact, the Plainfield, Ind.-based sporting goods chain is beefing...

Apple's store score 

Dec 1, 2002, David Sokol

Apple Computer is beginning to falter. Again. After returning to profitability in early 2001 by seducing consumers with candy-colored iMacs and must-have...

Big Boxers have big expansion plans 

Dec 1, 2002, Michael Fickes

Top discounters see no reason to stop expanding now. They are creating new formats that fit into suburban infill and inner-city spaces (see page 31) while...

FOX Sports' goal: An ESPNZone for regulars 

Nov 1, 2002, John McCloud

For the FOX Sports Grill, a new concept debuting this month in Scottsdale, Ariz., don't think Planet Hollywood. The restaurant/bar is partly owned by...

CB2 just keeps barreling along 

Nov 1, 2002, Renée DeGross covers retail business and development for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Remember CB2 Crate & Barrel's cheap-chic furniture and accessories concept? After a two-year test, Crate & Barrel will open two more Chicago area locations...

San Francisco Music Box changes tune 

Oct 1, 2002, John McCloud

Just about everything is new at San Francisco Music Box Co. new owners, a new president and even a new store prototype all part of a strategy to reclaim...

Wild Oats sows growth strategy 

Oct 1, 2002, Renée DeGross covers retail business for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Wild Oats Market Inc. is taking root and ready to expand thanks to a recent $48 million stock offering. The natural foods grocer plans to open 58 new...

Lowe's takes New York 

Sep 24, 2002, — by Ben Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

The nation’s second-largest home improvement chain and 14th-largest retailer said today it is adding 60 new stores in the greater New York City area over...

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