Retail news: mall and brand expansion

<p class="p1">The recession of 2008 did not even give a chance to the entertainment industry of Las Vegas that had to go through hard time after the economic bubble collapsed. </p>

Steen & Strøm is a Scandinavian retail and real estate company that owns and operates 52 shopping centers in Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

<p class="p1">A local bank foreman is a victor in a contest to give a name to a massive skeleton exhibited in a Dubai shopping mall. </p>

<p class="p1">The World Trade Center (WTC) reemerges in the city that never sleeps giving business victims of September 11, 2001 another chance to continue their operation at one of the most lucrative shopping sites of the world.</p>

The Primark, one of the UK’s rapidly growing fashion chains, is represented around the globe by its 269 stores that adds up to about 10m sq ft of shopping space.

<p class="p1">French Make-up retailer Sephora released <span class="s1">newest product. </span></p>

<p class="p1">New England Development, announced his intention to erect a 325,000-square-foot Outlet of Michigan retail center. </p>

<div>Tesco is hoping that its World Cup plans in London will offer them the same sales boost and recreate the same spirit it experienced during the 2012 Olympics.  </div> <div> <br /> </div>

New Look, the fashion retailer, has seen increased sales both at home and abroad, but the loss made by its French business has pushed the business into the red.

Carrefour France has issued a guarantee to offer the lowest price on 200 of its seasonal products. 

A $3.99 grilled-chicken flatbread is being launched by Dunkin’ Donuts.

Michael Kors, the American fashion brand, has seen a 54% increase in turnover during the past quarter.