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Bible conference center dormitory complex demolished
A two-story dormitory complex once used as part of a Bible conference center at 7215 U.S. 301 N. was demolished Wednesday.
Bed, Bath & Beyond Is Good to Grow in 2010
Bed, Bath & Beyond is poised to have a good 2010 based on comparisons to last year's recessionary sales figures, competitive position and the prospect that consumers are returning to its part of the market.
New store moving into former Linens 'n Things' space
An Indianapolis-based electronics and appliance retailer will soon move into the former Linens 'n Things in Manchester Township.
Many big boxes are no longer big empty boxes
Over the past year, one of the biggest concerns in commercial real estate was the amount of retail space going dark with the demise of companies like Circuit City and Linens ' N Things.
Nordstrom Rack to open in Peoria in fall
Department chain Nordstrom will open a Peoria store under its discount brand, Nordstrom Rack, by fall of next year.
Local retail space aplenty heading into holidays
Just as turkeys will be stuffed today, Savannah retail stores likewise will be Friday.
In a troubled economy, some say it's the right store at the right time. It bills itself as the "dress for less" store and ROSS is planning to open a new location in Goleta's Camino Real Marketplace.
Rack up another Nordstrom debut for Durham
Nordstrom Inc. will locate its first North Carolina Nordstrom Rack store at the Renaissance Center in Durham, the Seattle-based retail giant announced Monday.
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Christmas shopping has really changed since we were kids
Ah, Black Friday rears its ugly head once again. The real question this year will be if shoppers are digging even deeper to find better bargains, or if we'll just pass on Black Friday altogether.
Tucson retailers jockey for profitable holidays
'Tis the season for deep discounts. Shoppers will be looking for bargains this holiday season, and retailers will be providing them.
Holiday shoppers find a changed retail landscape
Looking for a flat screen TV this Christmas? Circuit City is closed. Need a set of Legos for the nephew? Forget KB Toys.
In the Know: Naplesa PGA Tour Superstore to open in December
Q: There are several huge Dumpsters in the parking lot by the former Linens 'n Things in the Naples shopping center across from Coastland mall.
The TGIF 'Revolution' Is Nothing Without a Marketing Strategy
If you were a first-time visitor from Mars and you happened to drop into a marketing meeting somewhere in the United States, you might assume that marketing people do nothing but talk about "TGIF." That's Twitter, Google, the internet and Facebook.
Pasco County's Cypress Creek Town Center loses Target
Target Corp., once committed as an anchor for the long-delayed Cypress Creek Town Center, has pulled out of the project.
Bed Bath & Beyond debut draws Gateway shoppers
Vallejo's new Bed Bath & Beyond store in the Gateway Plaza shopping center opened Wednesday and was busy almost immediately, manager Tina Harris of Martinez said.
To Survive, Some Retailers Go Down Market
Farewell, KB Toys, Circuit City, Mervyn's, and Linens 'n Things. Each retailer, now defunct, offered good prices, but that's not enough in a recession.
Year-round stores battle seasonals
Small reminders that Spirit Halloween occupies a building that used to be a Linens 'n Things are houseware brand names hanging above advertisements for Halloween costumes Wednesday in Manchester Township.
Spirit Halloween scares up some business
The economy has affected many industries, but the Halloween industry isn't one of them, say officials at Spirit Halloween, one of the country's leading retailers of Halloween merchandise.
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Furniture distributor plans to buy former Linens - n Things facility
A year after the bankrupt national retailer Linens 'n Things began the final liquidation of its properties, a Triad furniture company is set to purchase its 279,000-square-foot distribution center near Piedmont Triad International Airport .
Shop tailors costumes to Clarksvillians
In addition to a few specialized stores and the usual discount stores selling costumes, Clarksville has a huge Halloween headquarters that comes to town for one month only.
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