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JUNE 2, 2020
Another month of the pandemic and another first of the month when retail lease payments are due. As the crisis enters its fourth month, counting March, two new earnings reports indicate that about 60 percent of retailers are paying their rent — with a few very notable exceptions. percent of retail rent was collected, compared to 48.9
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DECEMBER 22, 2016
As retailers will soon enter the peak returns rush that follows the holiday shopping season, UPS is reportedly making an investment in logistics provider Optoro Inc., a company specializing in retail returns and reselling. retailers some $260 billion in lost sales. retailers some $260 billion in lost sales.
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FEBRUARY 20, 2017
Whole Foods’ market cap was estimated at over $9.7 Costco stock was up as well for the week, hitting a high over $176 on Friday morning, with a market cap over $77 billion. and a market cap over €26 billion (over $27.6 Retail brands and partners for Shopkick include Best Buy, Clorox, Nestle and Starbucks, among others.
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FEBRUARY 17, 2017
The biggest transaction came from the banking space, where a series of private investors invested $30 million in Old Dominion National Bank. Small to medium-sized manufacturers represent a more than $50 billion market in the U.S. Founded in 2014, the Maryland-based company has grown rapidly over the past few years. industries.
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NOVEMBER 22, 2019
The Go team is now part of Physical Retail Technologies group within Amazon — an entity created in 2017 to expand the efficacy, efficiency and profitability of the tech such that it could be used more expansively — and sold to other retailers looking to adopt cashierless technology. Big Play of the Week: The Produce Reset .
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SEPTEMBER 22, 2017
Across the pond, estimates Innovate Finance and Pitchbook, the B2B FinTech market has gotten nearly half of all FinTech funding in the European Union through the past year. Bankruptcy claims a marquee name in tyke-focused retailing, as the Amazon effect continues. Market power is the story that explains everything.”.
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JANUARY 10, 2017
In a refrain that ought to sound a bit familiar to anyone who has looked at the reasons the poor pay more for financial services, the reasons the poor pay more for food and other retail goods are complex and widely argued about. And there is the availability issue — also known as the “food desert” problem.
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