Stores

New businesses moving into long empty Layton big box stores

LAYTON — Rather than build new, two Layton businesses — one new, the other an existing business that is expanding — are re-occupying former big box store buildings, one of which sat empty for seven years.

The “adaptive reuse” of the old Ultimate Electronics store and the former PetSmart store along West Hill Field Road should bring a new commercial energy to the area, said Kent Andersen, Layton economic specialist.

H&M, Nordstrom Rack among new stores coming to Station Park

FARMINGTON — Led by H&M (Hennes and Mauritz) and Nordstrom Rack, nearly two dozen restaurants and fashion retailers will be opening at Station Park in the weeks and months ahead.

Stores opening Utah outlets for the first time in Station Park include: Charming Charlie, Republic of Couture (ROC), and It’Sugar. First-to-market restaurants and eateries include: Twigs Martini Bar & Bistro and Bandidos Taqueria.

Layton City Council confines specialty tobacco shops to select areas

LAYTON — New guidelines have been implemented here for smoke shops and hookah stores.

Some stores, workplaces becoming more pet friendly

DETROIT -- Partridge Creek mall store owners enjoy its dog-friendly policy almost as much as the dog owners who shop there.

"People really enjoy it, it brings more customers in," said Cory Hardy of Bears & Buddies, who often takes his two dogs, a Chihuahua and a puggle, to work with him at the Clinton Township, Mich., establishment.

Today, dogs are welcome at places that were off limits to pets just a few years ago. No one is keeping track of the number of dog-friendly employers, but taking Fido to work and elsewhere appears to be a growing trend.

A sign promoting zombie preparadness is seen in a hardware store in Omaha, Neb., Monday, Oct. 10, 2011. The Westlake Ace Hardware stores are promoting tools and household items as “zombie defense” for the living and “zombie repairs” for the half-deceased. The regional company has launched a website in preparation for Halloween. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)

Hardware chain offers power tools that kill zombies

LINCOLN, Neb. -- Hardware store manager Mike Dowling wants to be clear: His shovels might slow an attacking zombie, but you'll to need something else to put the final nail in the creature's coffin.

'Organized retail crime' is $30-billion business nationwide

If you're shopping in a store and have your eye on an iPad 2, a new Slap Watch or any other accoutrement, chances are thieves do, too.

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