Best Buy blows past forecasts in Q4Best Buy reported much better than expected income and sales for its fourth quarter amid strong customer demand and increased product availability. Dick’s Sporting Goods ends sale of assault-style guns; curbs other gun salesThe nation’s largest sporting goods retailer will no longer sell assault-style rifles, effective immediately. It is also enacting other restrictions with regards to the sale of guns in general. Study: Real estate assets are ‘surprisingly resilient’ Has the retail apocalypse cometh? Nay, says research company MSCI — at least not for investors with an eye for the right property. Analysis: Dillard’s long-term picture not rosy In contrast to its usual dismal performance, Dillard's has posted some good numbers for its final quarter of the fiscal year. Tavistock to launch hotel brand at Lake Nona The rapidly growing Lake Nona community outside of Orlando will be the launching pad for Tavistock Development’s new hotel business. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly guide to retail-related legislative developments Wage theft and CEO pay disclosures in the headlines in this week’s review. Sprouts: New store pipeline ‘strong’ Sprouts Farmers Market beat the Street in its fourth quarter and said it would invest one-third of its tax savings in wages and bonuses. Study reveals ‘creepy’ downside to personalization Retailers take note: Personalization can get too personal. Sears Canada creditors pressure Sears CEO Eddie Lampert, the chairman, CEO and controlling shareholder of the beleaguered Sears Holdings, has another problem to deal with. L.L. Bean reverses a 106-year-old policy A small but growing number of customers are responsible for a big change in one of L.L. Bean’s signature policies. Tax deduction extended for energy improvements Retail companies can still claim energy upgrades on their upcoming tax returns. Outlook for U.S. sales is robust Stronger consumer confidence could make 2018 a strong year for retailers. First Previous 167 168 169 170 171 Next Last
