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  • County-Level Education Data, Trend Savvy Offer Valuation Guidance

    As investors and owners strive to value retail centers, they can draw on a correlation between college education levels, vacancies and gross leaseable area to predict performance.

  • Hannaford, Meijer Among Companies Honored for H&W Programs

    Hannaford Supermarkets and Meijer, Inc. were two of the 63 large businesses that the National Business Group on Health (NBGH) honored as “2009 Best Employers for Healthy Lifestyles,” for their commitment to healthier workplaces.

  • Consumer Spending Uptick Shows Green Shoots of Economic Recovery

    Global consumer spending appears to be on the rebound, driven by sales gains in China, India, the U.S. and Canada in April, another indication that the global economy may be stabilizing as consumer attitudes and confidence turn up.

  • Target Adding Mini Markets to 100 Stores

    In a bid to bag more business and increase customer count, Target Corp. is will add new store-within-a-store grocery and fresh foods mini markets in about 100 of the discounter’s new and remodeled stores during the course of this year.

  • Eastern Pa. Retail Development Project Bucks Slow Economy

    With several development projects across the country stalled or delayed until the economy turns a corner, a Pennsylvania retail development dubbed Exeter Commons is bucking the trend, with 94 percent of its space pre-leased as a late-summer opening approaches.

  • April Was Cruel Month for BJ’s, Costco; Not So Bad for Target, Wal-Mart

    While big-box retailers BJ’s and Costco had a tough time in April as net and comparable-store sales tumbled during a time of economic recession and plummeting gasoline sales, Target managed to stem its recent sales declines and Wal-Mart actually saw higher sales during the month, driven by increased traffic and a strong showing in seasonal and discretionary items.

  • Bloggers Speak Out

    2,000 Food Bloggers Flock to Foodbuzz, Fueling 1000% Annual Growth and Creating the Third Largest Online Food Property

  • Target Spars With Board Nominee Gilson Over Proxy Cards

    The battle for control of Target Corp.’s board of directors continued yesterday when one of Pershing Square Capital Management’s rival slate of board nominees, Prof. Ronald J. Gilson, in a letter filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, referred to possible future SEC changes to the federal proxy rules and proposed the use of a universal proxy card by Target and Pershing Square, which is Target’s third-largest investor.
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