Sonora, CA — The Sonora Planning Commission will review a proposal to make improvements to the exterior of some of the existing buildings in the Sonora Plaza shopping center on Mono Way.
The project calls for adding fiber cement board with a cedar like texture in some areas, repainting the exterior, replacing the metal roof on the southeast facade and slightly increasing the height on the northern end. The area is located between 708 and 736 Mono Way. It will be patterned after improvements approved by the commission in October of last year for the nearby 99-Cent store, future Wilco site and the former Cost-U-Less building.
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Why Grocery Stores Have Tiny Kid-Size Shopping Carts - The Atlantic
When Danielle Eskinazi's 4-year-old son gets his own small cart to push at the grocery store, he carries himself differently. "His back straightens up a little bit," she told me. "He looks around like a peacock to make sure everybody's watching [and can see that] he has a bit of independence in what he chooses to eat."
That doesn't stop him, and countless other children, from wanting to steer shopping carts tailored to their small frame. These mini carts, a fixture in many grocery stores in the United States and abroad, are widely adored by children and generally useful to retailers' business strategies, even if they are also occasionally irritating to the shoppers who must dodge them in the aisles.
Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group Beat Analyst Estimates: See What The Consensus Is
Following the latest results, Shopping Centres Australasia Property Group's nine analysts are now forecasting revenues of AU$302.9m in 2020. This would be a modest 3.0% improvement in sales compared to the last 12 months. Statutory earnings per share are expected to accumulate 3.0% to AU$0.18. Yet prior to the latest earnings, analysts had been forecasting revenues of AU$291.8m and earnings per share (EPS) of AU$0.18 in 2020.
The consensus price target was unchanged at AU$2.63, suggesting the business is performing roughly in line with expectations, despite some adjustments to profit and revenue forecasts. That's not the only conclusion we can draw from this data however, as some investors also like to consider the spread in estimates when evaluating analyst price targets.
Google is Expanding Shopping Ads to Gmail - Search Engine Journal
Google Ads is notifying advertisers that standard Shopping campaigns will soon be able to reach Gmail users.
When Shopping ads are rolled out to Gmail, data will be reported under the Google Display Network. Standard Shopping campaigns will be automatically enabled to run on Gmail, as long as the campaigns are opted into “YouTube, Gmail, and Discover.”
Advertisers can ensure their Shopping campaigns are eligible to serve on Gmail by following the steps below:
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Plans for Hampstead shopping mall submitted to Pender amid court battle with NCDOT | Port City
HAMPSTEAD — A master development plan for 230,000 square feet of commercial space was submitted to Pender County planners as national developer Jamestown Properties looks to wrap up a lengthy eminent domain case with the state.
The development plan for Market Place at the Preserve includes 10 retail buildings, 1,045 parking spaces, and five outparcels — lots reserved for future development — totaling 9.6 acres. Including the outparcels, total retail and service space is 344,000 square feet.
Winner for Concho Christmas Celebration $1,000 shopping spree from JCPenney and Sunset Mall drawn
SAN ANGELO, Texas — Today at Sunset Mall, Concho Christmas Celebration organizers chose a winner from the tens of thousands of “survey cards” submitted during December’s light display.
Pat Wright of San Angelo attends the light display every year and won the Sunset Mall and JCPenney $1,000 shopping spree. JCPenney donates $500 in JCPenney gift cards for the prize. The Sunset Mall Management Office donates the additional $500 in gift cards (to the stores of the winner’s choice) for the shopping spree.
Macy's new shopping concept 'Market By Macy's' launches in Southlake | wfaa.com
'Market By Macy's' launched Thursday in Southlake, the first-ever location for the company's new retail concept.
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Schechtman showed WFAA around the new store Thursday, which is highly curated, from its murals painted by local artists to Texas beer in its bar. It feels like a boutique when you walk in rather than a department store.
"When we sat down to work on this brand, we thought: How can we build a model that's relevant five, 10 years from now?" Schechtman said. "And it's really about how can you feel like you're in someone's home and how can it be more of a social shopping experience."
Local florists prepare for Valentine’s Day and show importance of shopping local |
Florists in the area are preparing gifts and arrangements for the holiday. Gary Maas and Kathy Stahon are just a couple of local florists that are busy with their shops. Both owners say business around this time of year is good, but could be better. The internet is impacting local businesses especially when it comes to shopping.
“It’s not the same it was and probably never will be. I think retail is taking a big hit from the Internet. That’s why we’re encouraging people to buy local.” Maas said.
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