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Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) continues to make headlines. In its most recent announcement, the embattled retailer has inked a deal with a British Columbia-based billionaire and prominent Canadian shopping centre owner to sell more than two dozen store leases. At present, it's unknown how much real estate mogul Weihong (Ruby) Liu bought the leases for or which of HBC’s 96 locations she owns, including whether the company's Toronto flagship location is included. Regardless, Canada's oldest company is entering a new phase. |
Clare Tattersall, Editor |
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Who's in your Corner? |
Most independent retail owners wear multiple hats, but who is supporting them? In this issue of Retail Pulse™, we reach out to Canadian retailers to discuss their vendor partnerships, what it means and how retailers rely on vendor support so they can work on their businesses — not just in them. Read more. |
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June 2 - 4, WithIt Professional Conference, Kansas City, Missouri |
June 3 - 4, RCC Store Conference, Toronto, Ontario |
June 3 - 5, QFMA/AFMQ Congress, Lac-Beauport, Quebec |
June 16 - 18, AHFA Logistics Conference, Asheville, North Carolina |
June 20 - 21, Mega National Convention, Toronto, Ontario |
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