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U.S. consumers with annual household incomes greater than $60,000 are forecast to spend $1,507 on gifts, travel and entertainment this holiday season. Households with incomes below that threshold are...
Amazon.com's powerful e-commerce empire has long been a threat to retailers everywhere, but with its acquisition of Whole Foods this summer its presence is even more pronounced.
Nordstrom is reportedly having trouble lining up financing for the company to take itself private. The family-controlled retailer announced its plan to go private last June.
More than half of Americans don't think stores should be open for business on Thanksgiving Day. More than 50 retailers have already said they'd be closed and more are expected to follow.
Conn’s shares made a handy gain on Friday after one analyst changed its tune on the electronics store.
At some point, companies will be blocked from collecting large amounts of information about customers, or at the very least, limited to how long they can store it.
As department stores struggle to overcome low profits and shrinking sales, customer service can't help but suffer. Here are how nine stores did in our recent customer survey.
Rite Aid watched its shares hit a multiyear low on Thursday after the company reported its most recent quarterly results.
Short interest in Kroger soared in the two-week period that ended September 15. Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods has roiled a grocery industry that may not have an response to the threat.
Genuine Parts shares made a solid gain to kick off the week, pushing back to even on the year. What spurred this turnaround?
Target is setting a new precedent among most major retailers, and thousands of Target employees are going to see a nice addition on their checks.
U.S. retailers have closed nearly three times as many stores so far this year as were closed in all of last year. Will all these closures really help them stay in business?
After Finish Line reported its fiscal second-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Friday, shares rose handily.
Toys "R" Us may be bankrupt, but it is not dead yet. The company said it will add 12,050 temporary holiday workers.
Bed Bath & Beyond saw its shares fall on Wednesday after the company issued its most recent earnings report.