Men’s Journal announced today that it’s returning to print after a more than two year hiatus with a Summer Edition launching this month. It will also be a substantial relaunch, coming in at 100 pages, according to the press release.
Men’s Journal Makes A New Return to an Old Format
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Retailers and restaurants alike made headlines in March with store expansion plans and new formats.
Here are the major stories as reported by Chain Store Age, starting with the most recent.
CVS opens first of nearly 20 pharmacy-only stores planned for 2026
Five Below sales, earnings surge as comps jump 15.4%; to open 150 stores
Bob's Discount Furniture targets 500-plus stores by 2035
Dollar Tree Q4 sales up 9%, traffic falls; to open 400 stores
Costco tops estimates; eyes 28 new openings, with 30-plus in ‘coming years’
Marco's Pizza eyes 80-plus new stores for 2026
Rapidly rising fuel prices are already having an impact on consumer spending.
According to new data from loyalty marketing technology provider Snipp Interactive, 31% of consumers said gas price increases have "significantly" or "extremely" impacted their household budget, while only 13% said they felt no impact at all.
When asked which spending categories they had cut, dining out led all responses at 63%. Clothing (44.7%), entertainment (43.2%) and travel (38.9%) were the next most common answers. Nearly 36% of consumers said they had reduced grocery spending by trading down or buying less.
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