To help promote its curbside pickup service, H-E-B will host a three-day Cars as Stars exhibition at Celebrity Fan Fest, San Antonio’s premier comic convention.
Kroger and Nuro have officially kicked off their autonomous grocery delivery service in Houston, starting with the South Post Oak store and followed by the Buffalo Speedway store later this spring.
According to a CNBC report, Neighborhood Goods, which bills itself as a new kind of department store, has received $8.8 million in new funding and will open a location in New York.
Ross is on a store opening roll, adding new locations throughout the United States, with some emphasis on California.
Rejuvenation, a retail brand of Williams-Sonoma, Inc., has opened its first Texas location in Houston’s shopping and restaurant destination, Uptown Park.
At Home Group has opened its newest store at 3002 Fire Wheel Parkway in Garland, TX.
As it grows in the digital and omnichannel space, H-E-B has signed a long-term lease for a building in East Austin, TX, where the retailer plans to develop a tech facility and innovation lab.
Conn’s has officially broken ground on the future home of the company’s new Houston distribution center.
At Home Group is expanding its presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with the opening of three new stores in Plano, Garland and Mansfield.
Ross Dress for Less will open a new namesake store in Maricopa, AZ, and a new DD’s Discount store in Odessa, TX.
Ross Dress for Less is opening five new stores, all set to officially debut on March 10.
Office Depot recently unveiled its market makeover of 14 stores in Austin, TX, including a flagship location called, “BizBox: Powered by Office Depot,” that integrates the BizBox offering into its retail locations.
Ross Dress for Less is opening stores in the southwest under its namesake and its DD’s Discounts banners.
Dollar General will construct a new distribution center in Longview, TX, that will feed products to approximately 1,000 of the retailer’s locations in the Lone Star state and across the southeast.
Albertsons Companies has invested in El Rancho Supermercado, a Texas-based retailer which focuses on stores for Latino customers.
Ikea has leased additional warehouse space in Texas and California that will serve as customer fulfillment centers and complement its network of five regional distribution centers.
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.
As part of its charitable efforts, Albertsons Companies said that in the span of 21 days, its customers and employees helped raise more than $8 million in disaster relief donations for the victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma through a point-of-sale campaign at its 2,300-plus stores.