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Survey: Construction employment rises

Michael Pallerino

Construction employment increased by 14,000 jobs in August and by 177,000, or 2.4 percent, over the past 12 months, while

Hotel industry construction booming

Michael Pallerino

Almost 670,000 hotel rooms were under construction or in development in 2018, the highest number in a decade as the

Turning simple Hawaiian barbecue into a restaurant empire

Michael Pallerino

Eddie Flores Jr., who moved from China to Hawaii with his family in his youth, bought his first restaurant in

Untitled’s Suzanne Cupps plans move to new eatery

Michael Pallerino

Chef Suzanne Cupps will leave her post as executive chef at Danny Meyer’s Untitled for the chance to run the

Macy’s plans to update, refresh 100 locations

Michael Pallerino

Macy’s will invest in upgrades at 100 stores, after remodeling 50 locations last year. Improvements will include new paint and

Flagship hotels give brands a chance to shine, experiment

Michael Pallerino

It’s no longer enough to have separate brands and distinct personalities; increasingly, hotels must distinguish themselves with flagship properties that

Bed Bath & Beyond explores options for sale

Michael Pallerino

Bed Bath & Beyond is working with Goldman Sachs to explore options for potential sales of core assets, according to

Gap shares plans for post-Old Navy spin off

Michael Pallerino

Gap and Old Navy will each keep their own names when Old Navy spins off from its parent as a

Dollar General grows with private-label, fresh food

Michael Pallerino

Dollar General expects to grow from 16,000 to 21,000 stores by the end of the year, as sales continue to

Sears to shutter more namesake, Kmart stores by year’s end

Michael Pallerino

More Kmart and Sears stores will close by the end of the year, including two in Delaware. Weeks after announcing

Walmart stores become testing ground for robots

Michael Pallerino

Walmart‘s rollout of in-store robots that roam among shoppers and check shelves for out-of-stocks, among other tasks, have provided robot

Activewear brands find a home on NYC’s 5th Avenue

Michael Pallerino

The retail face of New York City’s Fifth Avenue is changing as luxury brands exit and make way for workout

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Survey: Construction employment rises

Hotel industry construction booming

Turning simple Hawaiian barbecue into a restaurant empire

Untitled’s Suzanne Cupps plans move to new eatery

Macy’s plans to update, refresh 100 locations

Flagship hotels give brands a chance to shine, experiment

Bed Bath & Beyond explores options for sale

Gap shares plans for post-Old Navy spin off

Dollar General grows with private-label, fresh food

Sears to shutter more namesake, Kmart stores by year’s end

Walmart stores become testing ground for robots

Activewear brands find a home on NYC’s 5th Avenue

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