Consumer sentiment nosedivesConsumer sentiment in January fell to its lowest level since October 2016, or directly before the presidential election. Kraft grocery pop-up offers free food—to a very select groupKraft is stepping up to help government workers who have been out of work for more than three weeks due to the government shutdown. Report: Kohl’s to shutter four stores and a customer-service center Kohl’s is making several moves to lift its performance. J.C. Penney to close three stores as part of ongoing review J.C. Penney on Tuesday gave a preliminary update on its holiday results and suggested some store closings are ahead. Bill seeks to mandate digital receipts in California A lawmaker in California thinks paper receipts are mostly useless. Sears gets last-minute reprieve Sears Holdings Corp. is still in the game — at least until Jan.14. Activist investor seeks big changes at Dollar Tree An activist investor wants Dollar Tree to explore ways to “unlock value,” including selling its Family Dollar business. Plus-size apparel retailer gets ready for Chapter 11 filing FullBeauty Brands is preparing to file for bankruptcy, however it is eyeing a quick recovery. C-store sales end year on a high note, set tone for Q1 2019 Strong sales in 2018 are keeping convenience store retailers optimistic for the year ahead. Commentary: Blake Nordstrom 'never afraid to take risks' Blake Nordstrom was, first and foremost, a retailer. NYC pharmacies banned from selling cigarettes New Yorkers can no longer run down to the corner drug store to pick up a pack of cigarettes. Sears gets last-minute buyout bid from Lampert Sears Holdings Corp. won a reprieve from liquidation after its chairman submitted an eleventh hour offer to buy the bankrupt chain. First Previous 135 136 137 138 139 Next Last
