NEW YORK CITY-Though there were big gains in spending this year, when construction hit the $33.8 billion mark, allocations in all sectors are predicted to fall in 2010.
NEW YORK CITY-Though there were big gains in spending this year, when construction hit the $33.8 billion mark, allocations in all sectors are predicted to fall in 2010.
In its drive to cutback store growth and close locations, it seems that Starbucks has ticked off a few landlords. The coffee giant is facing a number of lawsuits from property owners as it cuts back its empire, according to this Wall Street Journal report. "Some landlords contend Starbucks is paying...
If last month's brutal sales figures are any indicator, consumers are going to be looking for deals this holiday season. Major deals. We know Wal-Mart will have full aisles as the season approaches, so can anyone else compete? According to this WSJ article, some retailers will try in the toy department....
We always love it when Neiman Marcus' annual Christmas Book comes out. Who isn't in the market for a $110,000 Confederate Motor Co. motorcycle, or a $60,000 life-sized replica of yourself and loved one crafted out of Legos? Of course, some people are always immune to problems in the economy, but we bet...
We saw this article on Kohl's hitting the 1,000-store mark and had to wonder how much celebration there is for this kind of milestone right now. The retailer had plans to open 1,400 stores by 2012, but due to cutbacks in expansion that have plagued nearly every major chain, this looks less likely, according...