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Toys R Us is gearing up for a big U.S. retail expansion with plans to launch 120 standalone stores this holiday season.

This past June, we learned that the hugely popular Sadboy Creamery had plans to move into a larger facility on East Colfax Avenue to both scale up production and ease the pain of ordering and picking up its popular pints. This weekend, those new doors will finally open. 

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Keith Rabois has spent most of his 13-year career in venture capital associated with Khosla Ventures’ longtime home in Menlo Park, California. But that’s changing. Speaking Thursday night at TechCrunch’s StrictlyVC event in New York’s West Village, Rabois confirmed that Khosla Ventures is opening its first-ever office outside Sand Hill Road. The new outpost will…

The first-ever Costco in western New York will open Oct. 28, just weeks before the holiday shopping season begins. While the Amherst location remains closed until then, its fuel pumps are already operating, allowing members to purchase gas, according to a Buffalo News report.

Target plans to open a store at NewQuest’s Texas Heritage Marketplace, just west of Katy, Texas on Oct. 11. Target is one of three major anchors at the $400 million, 165-acre mixed-use development, according to a KHOU report citing a Houston Business Journal report. The Target store will feature a Target Optical, Starbucks and CVS…

750k extra early morning online delivery slots have been released by Co-op this month.

The feeling that there are too many interesting video games to keep up with has never been stronger. Gamescom 2026’s Opening Night Live showcase has only added to the overload, but generative AI is casting a shadow over some promising games at the same time that it’s fueling a big new tax on gaming. This…

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India’s partial opening up of foreign direct investment (FDI) rules in the e-commerce sector could be “almost worse” for competition than maintaining an outright ban on FDI President and Chairman of the Competere Foundation for Trade and Competition Policy