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A developer plans to create retail stores on this 18,000-square-foot development site, formerly a Gulf gas station, next to a shopping center, on Long Island.
The developers, screened by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and given final approval by the mayor, propose to create retail space, two day care centers and a television production studio.
BLOOMBERG NEWS At Sears, an Overhyped Deal | Edward S. Lampert, the hedge fund manager who is chairman of Sears Holdings, tried to create retail gold by combining Kmart and Sears, but flagging sales raise doubts about his supposed genius, Floyd Norris of The New York Times writes.
And certainly fashion designers have left an imprint in the design and architecture world -- Ralph Lauren, most significantly, with his home collections, and designers like Calvin Klein and Helmut Lang by hiring the architects John Pawson and Richard Gluckman to create retail temples.
About $25 million in local funds would be spent to widen roads, provide parking for 3,000 cars and create retail and commercial spaces as well as a grand entrance to the raised arena at Mulberry and Market Streets, west of the station.
So the question is, How could a company create retail stores where coffee was not previously sold,... charge three times more for it than the local doughnut shop, put Italian names on it that no one can pronounce, and then have six million customers a week coming through the stores?" But Clark is too hep and knowing and maybe a bit too caffeinated to listen to his own principal source.
Developers who participate in the event will have a chance to create retail-focused mobile apps or mobile websites, with seven finalists receiving $10,000 for their ideas, and one grand-prize winner scoring a larger prize of $75,000.
She is the senior vice president for marketing for Loyalty eXchange Partners, a company that creates retail programs that involve schools.
Three decades after he opened The Container Store, Boone brought his experience with creating retail categories to another market: sustainable home improvement.
The company also announced that Ian Kellett has been made chief executive of a newly created retail division, while Sally Hopson is leading a new services division.
Mr. Lhota's most surprising moment came toward the end, when he suggested that the city help pay for housing improvements by creating retail spaces for delis and dry cleaners in public housing complexes.
