Signet Jewelers completes credit outsourcingThe nation’s largest jewelry retailer has completed the last phase of a plan to outsource its credit portfolio, in a deal in which it received $445.5 million from the sale of existing non-prime receivables. Walgreens Q3 earnings top Street; same-store sales flatWalgreens Boots Alliance topped analysts’ earnings expectations amid stock repurchases even as its same-store sales disappointed. Wage Stagnation: A worrisome trend in a booming economy Ten years after the Great Recession, most would agree that the U.S. economy is as strong as ever. Adidas targeted by hackers Adidas is the latest company to suffer a data breach. Report: Amazon brands primed to take on CPG leaders Amazon’s private-label lines are giving large, well-established brands a run for their money. NRF: Retail customer service will suffer under new California privacy law California has passed the nation’s toughest data privacy law — and a leading retail association is not happy with it. Starbucks begins hunt for new finance head Starbucks Corp. is looking for a new CFO. Analysis: CVS, Walgreens stand to lose the most from Amazon-PillPack deal Amazon's acquisition of PillPack is a warning shot in what is about to become a major battle within the pharmacy space. Four online marketplaces vie to protect consumers from ‘dangerous’ content Four digital marketplaces are making a commitment to flush out dangerous content sold online in Europe. Confidence dips in June Consumers are still optimistic about the U.S. economy – only a little less than they were a month ago. Countdown on for Toys ‘R’ Us The end is fast approaching for bankrupt Toys “R” Us. Starbucks adds more benefits for transgender employees Starbucks Corp. has extended the benefits it offers transgender associates. First Previous 152 153 154 155 156 Next Last
