In another key move, Kendra Doyel has been named President of the Food 4 Less division, overseeing operations across California and Illinois. Having joined Kroger in 1998 as a pharmacist, Doyel’s ...

Kelley, who joined Kroger in 2019, succeeds Kenny Kimball, who will be returning to the Utah-based Smith's business as president. As a result, Kroger named Chris Albi as the president of King Soopers ...

Australia retail sales rise slightly below expectations in Feb By Investing.com - Mar 31, 2025 Investing.com-- Australian retail sales rose slightly less than expected in February, as higher food ...

The next big Apple iPhone update has been released on Monday, March 31—sooner than many thought it would come, as Apple had previously said it would land in April. Mind you, as you’ll see from ...

Stressing open communication, he asks if managers can receive negative feedback constructively. Vembu's insights sparked discussions on corporate culture, urging businesses to reward early problem ...

Forever 21, a clothing retailer, filed for bankruptcy protection in mid-March. The liquidation sales are happening both in-store, at Forever 21's U.S. locations and online. Hilco Consumer-Retail ...

LONDON/NEW YORK, March 27 (Reuters) - If your favourite coffee beans have vanished from the shelves, don't worry - they will return soon. The bad news is they will be up to 25% more expensive ...

A new clothing shop has opened ... in the former LK Bennett store and is due to celebrate with a VIP customer event on April 12. Rodd & Gunn’s area manager for the West of England, Luke Stuart ...

According to documents filed in the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, cash-strapped Hudson's Bay will provide up to $3 million to 94 store managers, and 27 non-store staff. Ten non-store "senior ...

Pepkor, which also sells electronics and furniture, already owns the PEP and Ackermans clothing brands which ... bought department store chain Edgars from struggling parent Edcon in 2020 after ...

Individual investors have invested nearly $70 billion in stocks this year while professional managers cut exposure over concerns about Trump’s policies, according to the Financial Times.