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Some believe e-commerce will take over retail, but brick-and-mortar has instead moved online. Traditional retailers still claim the bulk of distribution space.
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Krogers is considering the sale of 800 convenience stores to focus its efforts online.
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A new report shows consumers are curbing their frivolous spending.
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From new supply in the multifamily market to JPMorgan Chase opening more bank branches, here are the top stories from the week, presented by EisnerAmper.
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More companies have turned to transformational mergers and acquisitions to reach new markets. From retail to defense contracts, the practice is on the rise.
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Supermarkets are becoming the next hot hangout spot.
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Bay Area startup Farmstead is using AI and a "micro-warehouse" to drive down online grocery delivery costs and, maybe, transform an industry.
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Shopko, a grocery store chain focused on the Upper Midwest, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and will close 105 stores.
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With many of the best purpose-built warehouses already occupied, grocers are scraping the bottom of the barrel for industrial space.
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Two retail-centric mixed-use assets in North Dallas are attracting multiple investment bids given their position within the area's affluent Platinum Corridor.
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