Canadian Retail News From Around The Web: July 28, 2015
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Our Article of the Day:
Canada a Leading 'Target Destination' for Global Retailers
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Top Stories - Canada:
-Canadian impact unknown after major Fiat Chrysler recall, $105M fine [CBC]
-Lowe's Canada Announces Newly Appointed Vice President of Supply Chain [Newswire]
-Tim Hortons, Burger King parent hikes dividend as new products boost sales [Financial Post]
-Farm Boy’s Jeff York on mega growth and succeeding in fresh [Canadian Grocer]
-Canada's Frank & Oak online men's clothing retailer to open in Chicago [Chicago Business Journal]
-‘Beleaguered’ loonie seen skidding further, possibly to as low as 74¢ [Globe & Mail]
-Canadians 35+ still spend more time on desktop than mobile [Marketing Magazine]
Canadian News - Regional:
-Dior officially launches Vancouver boutique with a celebration [THECloset YVR]
-Albertans buying Lamborghinis despite economic downturn [CBC]
-Winnipeg woman opens one-stop shop for cancer patients [Global]
-John Fluevog relocating Queen Street shoe store location after 26 years of operation [Toronto Life]
-Hatfield Home Hardware in Saint John closes abruptly after 45 years [CBC]
-Arts supply store to 'swing for the fences' [Kingston Whig-Standard]
-Ontario Is in the Middle of a Booze Revolution [Huffington Post]
-Jewels store nearly doubles in size, doubles revenues [Inside Ottawa Valley]
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