Kroger and Nuro have launched their autonomous grocery delivery service in Houston. The service will be available through two Houston Kroger stores, reaching customers residing in four local zip codes.
Rejuvenation, a retail brand of Williams-Sonoma, Inc., has opened its first Texas location in Houston’s shopping and restaurant destination, Uptown Park.
Conn’s has officially broken ground on the future home of the company’s new Houston distribution center.
International Market Centers is coordinating product donations and other humanitarian support efforts by exhibitors at the recent High Point Market and the next Las Vegas Market, to be held January 28 to February 1, 2018.
At Home is opening stores in Richmond and Pearland, TX, in November to continue its Houston-area expansion.
The Dallas Market Center has partnered with the Houston Furniture Bank for phase two of its DMC Cares Hurricane Relief Program. The company’s goal is to create $1 million in support for several organizations, including the Houston Furniture Bank, via financial and product donations for those impacted by the hurricane, and is encouraging its exhibitors and attendees to join the effort.
I have used this space often in recent years to encourage and endorse the housewares industry’s resolve to overcome challenge after challenge in a precarious consumer and retail marketplace.
For the second time in less than a month, several major retailers are donating money and products to help those impacted by a major hurricane.
Katy, TX-based Igloo Products is partnering with Houston-based specialty food retailer Fiesta Mart to donate free Igloo coolers to members of the Houston community, in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
All but five Walmart stores in the Gulf Coast region impacted by Hurricane Harvey are open as the retailer continues working to keep stores stocked with products.
Lasko Products has packaged and shipped 1,000 fans to the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center in Houston to help in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are expanding their efforts to help residents of Texas and Louisiana impacted by Hurricane Harvey by committing up to $20 million to support relief efforts.
The Dallas Market Center has formed DMC Cares, an assistance effort for its neighbors and customers impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
After being shutdown for several days during Hurricane Harvey, Mike Grimes, marketing manager at Chantal Cookware, told HOMEWORLD BUSINESS® that the company opened for the first time today for those employees that could make it in.
More retailers are coming to the aid of Southeast Texas and Louisiana as residents of the region work to recover from Hurricane Harvey.
As Houston and areas of Southeastern Texas deal with record rainfall and flooding from Hurricane Harvey, several retailers are stepping up efforts to help residents in the area recover from the storm.
As it plans a modernizing 500-location remodeling program for 2018 and 2019, Target Corp. has unveiled design elements for what the company characterized as its most ambitious store redesign to date. The redesign will be showcased at a store in the Houston suburb of Richmond near Grand Parkway Southwest this October.
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