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  • Target emphasizes mobile experience with updated Target.com platform

    MINNEAPOLIS - Mobile is becoming the device of choice for today’s shoppers, Target noted in a release Thursday, and Target guests over-index for mobile usage. In addition, mobile traffic and sales have been key to driving Target’s digital growth, the retailer stated. 
     
    Beginning June 2, no matter the screen size or device — mobile, tablet or desktop — visitors to Target.com will have a more consistent and unified experience, the company announced. 
     
  • WBA closes $6 billion debt offering

    DEERFIELD, Ill. - Walgreens Boots Alliance on Wednesday closed a $6 billion debt offering to finance its proposed acquisition of Rite Aid.

    The international retail pharmacy operator intends to use the net proceeds from the offering to fund a portion of the cash consideration payable in connection with the Rite Aid acquisition, to retire a portion of Rite Aid’s existing debt and to pay related fees and expenses.

    The previously announced debt offering consisted of:

  • Fort McMurray Shoppers Drug Mart reopens following recent wildfires

    BRAMPTON, Ontario -- With the return of residents to Fort McMurray Wednesday, Loblaw Companies announced that its fundraising effort has resulted in a donation of close to $5 million for those impacted by the recent wildfires.

  • King Soopers president announces retirement

    CINCINNATI - Kroger on Wednesday announced that Russ Dispense, president of the company's King Soopers division, plans to retire on July 1, after 51 years with the company.

    His successor will be announced at a later date, Kroger stated.

  • ALDI to debut a range of personal care products for baby

    BATAVIA, Ill. -- Discount grocer ALDI plans to introduce its first full line of baby products, Little Journey, in August.

    From newborn diapers to training pants, cleansing wipes to gentle baby wash, formula to organic pouches, Little Journey will feature nearly 50 quality, affordably priced everyday essentials parents and little ones need.

  • Harris Teeter to open Sterling, Va. location with in-store health services

    MATTHEWS, N.C. — Harris Teeter on Thursday announced a planned grand opening for its newest location. The new store, located in Sterling Va., will be opened with an event on June 15 at 8 a.m. that will feature a ribbon cutting ceremony and in-store sampling. 
     
    The 52,000-sq. ft. store will be open 24/7 and feature a drive-thru pharmacy, as well as free blood pressure testing, private professional consultations and drug interaction and allergy screenings. 
     
  • Meijer opens superstore in Sturgis, Mich.

    GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Meijer on Thursday opened a new 192,000-square-foot supercenter in Sturgis, Mich.

    "Opening this store has been a long time coming, and we're thrilled the day is finally here," CEO Hank Meijer said. "Sturgis has never had a one-stop shopping destination like Meijer, so we're proud to be the retailer to fill that void."

  • Kroger brings curbside pickup to Houston market

    HOUSTON -- The Kroger Houston division on Thursday invited area customers to try ClickList, an online grocery ordering service, at select stores in the area. As an introductory offer, Kroger will waive the $4.95 service charge for a customer's first three orders.

    ClickList, which is exclusive to Kroger, allows customers to shop online and pick up their order curbside at one of 22 the participating store locations expected to operate the new service by the beginning of fall 2016.

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