Retail news: mall and brand expansion

The pressure is mounting for the UK’s biggest clothing retailer.

Sears has experienced a decline since it merged with Kmart during 2005 and there is no end in sight.

Members of the Co-Operative Group Ltd have voted for an overhaul of the governance structure of the company.

Walmart has blamed the cold weather for the decline in their lower than expected first quarter earnings.

Dixons and Carphone Warehouse have agreed terms on a £3.8 billion merger.

Endeavoring to become the luxury shopping hub of Southeast Asia, Thailand has unveiled a $554million project in the centre of the commercial district in Bangkok.

The Palo Alto-based auto company, Tesla, which is responsible for the production of the most successful electrical vehicle globally, is set to open its store in Corte Madera’s Village Center.

Malls.com presents the interview with AMMA Development's DG Anders Binnmyr. 

A unique retail mall is being planned for the northern half of the Seasons of Tuxedo development based in southwest Winnipeg.

Outlet malls are becoming increasingly popular, attracting high-end brand names that attract those with money to spend and opening closer to regular stores.

Meadowhall Shopping Centre in Sheffield in the UK is the first mall, possibly globally, to introduce shopping lanes – one for the fast shoppers and one for the slow ones.

A 2012 Olympic shopping mall that benefited from £200m of taxpayers’ money has paid 0.5% in corporate tax on the huge profit it made.