
Joe Keenan
Editor-in-Chief at Total Retail
Editor-in-Chief at NAPCO Media
Host at Total Retail Talks
Editor-in-Chief at Women in Retail Leadership Circle
Editor-in-Chief at Retail Tech Insights
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1 week ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Lowe's announced on Monday it has agreed to buy Artisan Design Group for $1.33 billion from private equity firm Sterling Group. The deal would help expand Lowe's offering for its professional customers at a time when the company and its rival Home Depot are facing slower demand for home remodels and construction activity. Artisan Design sells and provides installation services, including flooring, cabinets and countertops, to homebuilders and property managers.
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1 week ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
In episode 479 of Total Retail Talks, Editor-in-Chief Joe Keenan interviews Frank Mulcahy, head of sales at Chewy Ads, the retail media network for leading pet retailer Chewy. Listen in as Mulcahy discusses the recent Chewy Ads refresh (1:30), its new key features and functionalities (3:25), and the retail media network's benefits for pet brand partners (6:15).
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1 week ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
Walmart-owned Sam’s Club plans to supercharge its expansion by opening about 15 new stores per year going forward and remodeling all of its approximately 600 locations across the country, the warehouse club’s CEO Chris Nicholas said last week. With the boost from those new locations, Sam’s Club aims to double its membership over the next eight-to-10 years, he said at Walmart’s investor day.
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1 week ago |
retailwit.com | Joe Keenan
Kroger on Tuesday, escalating a legal battle between the companies following the collapse of their proposed $25 billion merger in December. Albertsons terminated the merger immediately after courts blocked it and sued Kroger, alleging a breach of contract that led to the deal falling apart. Albertsons asked for billions in damages along with a $600 million termination fee. Kroger had called the claims baseless.
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2 weeks ago |
mytotalretail.com | Joe Keenan
The National Retail Federation (NRF) delivered a reassuring message to retailers after President Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement on April 2. Despite the implementation of tariffs, the NRF expects the inflation rate to remain at current levels of 2.5 percent as measured by the personal consumption expenditure index. In addition, the retail industry is forecast to grow between 2.7 percent and 3.7 percent this year, above the 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent growth predicted last year.
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