Kmart continues regrouping 

Aug 19, 2002, by David Sokol, Associate Editor

Closing 283 stores just didn’t cut it — the budget, that is. Almost eight months after filing for chapter 11, Kmart Corp. today announced an initiative...

Ames liquidationwill affect REITs 

Aug 14, 2002, — staff & wire reports

Besieged regional discount chain Ames announced today it plans to liquidate and close all of its remaining 327 stores within the next 10 weeks. Competition...

Future of the Department Store 

Aug 6, 2002, by Ben Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

When JCPenney left the Florence Mall in Florence, S.C., in 1992, mall owner Edens & Avant didn't scramble to find another department store to fill the...

The Future of the Department Store 

Aug 1, 2002, By Ben Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

When JCPenney left the Florence Mall in Florence, S.C., in 1992, mall owner Edens & Avant didn't scramble to find another department store to fill the...

Kmart woes aside,Kimco reports a solidsecond quarter 

Jul 30, 2002, — staff & wire reports

Despite significant exposure to bankrupt Kmart’s leases, Kimco Realty Corp. recently announced second-quarter net income rose 2.9% to $61.1 million from...

Home Depot announces$2 billion stock buyback program 

Jul 16, 2002, — staff & wire reports

Management at Atlanta-based Home Depot is confident that the company’s stock, which has declined 43% year-to-date, is undervalued. In response to the...

Hollywood Video outsources real estate dept. 

Jul 15, 2002, — staff & wire reports

The world’s second largest video chain is getting bigger and it has hired Des Plains, Ill.-based Northwest Atlantic Group (NWAG) to manage the expansion....

Luxe lingers 

Jul 2, 2002, by Ben Johnson, Editor-in-chief

Luxury goods purveyors are clinging to hopes of a 2nd-half rebound in fortunes. When the refurbished Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche flagship opened on...

Which retailers have the best industry buzz? 

Jul 1, 2002, Janet Groeber

In the financial markets there is no question that Wal-Mart Stores rules. Now, a new survey shows that it is held in high esteem by retail executives....

luxe lingers 

Jul 1, 2002, By Ben Johnson, Editor-in-Chief

When the refurbished Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche flagship opened on Fifth Avenue in New York last year, it brought together for the first time under...

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