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After months’ long shutdowns, questions abound about the best way for businesses preparing to bring back not just their own workers but customers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has upended almost every facet of our society — from the way we work, to the way we live, to the way we shop.

Like most retailers, Tailored Brands and Lord & Taylor were significantly impacted by the lack of foot traffic due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related shelter-in-place orders.

World events are accelerating change in the retail industry.

As COVID-19 continues to alter the way industries operate, the retail sector remains particularly hard hit.

As we’ve entered month four of the coronavirus pandemic, it’s safe to say that the retail industry has undergone a series of dramatic changes before our eyes. 

As the world adjusts to the impacts of COVID-19, online shopping has become a lifeline for consumers and retailers alike.

With numerous cities and states mandating infection control practices like social distancing, the wearing of masks, and sanitizing of workplace services and tools, many business owners have questions as to how guidance to slow the spread of COVID-19

In a time defined by uncertainty, one thing is clear for retailers: How they recover from any COVID-induced slump will hinge on what they do in the remaining days of July and August.

COVID-19 continues to have a far-reaching effect on people’s lives, families and communities as well as the global economy.

Retail is undergoing the most massive changes it's ever experienced. The pandemic has accelerated long-simmering trends that are radically altering both the landlord and tenant sides of retail real estate.

From pharmacy cashiers to delivery drivers to customer service reps, frontline workers are a critical link in the chain that has kept our world turning through the coronavirus pandemic.

Several months since the COVID-19 pandemic began, consumers are still coming to terms with their new reality.

Budget planning—even when the economy is booming—is no simple task.

The global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has dominated 2020, with luxury brand retailers taking a particularly hard hit.