Stores News

Apple opened up their own retail stores and so did Microsoft, and now sources say that Google has plans to open up their own retail stores.

Sydney - At a press conference today, Salvation Army Chaplain Major Robert Sneller urged the community to stop dumping unusable donations and rubbish outside Salvo stores this holiday season.

Buns at McDonald's stores in New Zealand have been pulled while the company investigates whether glass from a lightbulb contaminated the dough.

Toronto - It seems when Canadian shoppers head over to Target, they won't be able to grab a Tim Hortons double-double. Instead, consumers will be able to purchase a Starbucks cup of coffee when they shop at one of the 24 Target stores next year.

London - Subway announced Thursday morning that the multi-national sandwich corporation will establish 600 new stores across the United Kingdom and Ireland. This latest endeavor is expected to create nearly 6,000 jobs.

Toronto - Target Corporation confirmed its 24 locations in Canada, which are due to open in the spring of next year. All of the stores will be established in Ontario, including more than a dozen in the Greater Toronto Area.

Buffalo - Marijuana is showing up on store shelves around the country, and while this candy won't get kids high but activists say it represents a new low.

Target announced it is buying Zellers store leases across Canada and plans to open some of the retail facilities under its own name in 2013 and 2014.

As an exception, the City of Lyon authorized shopping centres and stores in Lyon to remain open on Remembrance Day, citing economic reasons and consumer demand.

A milestone held by the famous golden arches of Ronald McDonald's empire is about to be overtaken worldwide by alternative fast-food eatery Subway.