Finance & Capital Management

Target Corp. crushed all estimates for its second quarter as it posted skyrocketing profits and the strongest quarterly same-store sales growth in its history amid strong digital and store growth.

Since mid-March, retailers and facility management leaders have been forced to navigate a crisis that altered nearly every aspect of their business.

Lowe’s Companies saw its second-quarter U.S. same-store sales rise 35.1% as consumer spending on home projects continues to surge amid the pandemic.

TJX Cos. swung to a second-quarter loss as its store fleet remained dark for nearly a third of the period due to the pandemic.

Amazon is looking to bulk up its tech and corporate workforce.

The shift to e-commerce fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic shows no signs of losing momentum.

Payless is back in business in North America — with a modified name and big store expansion plans.

Walmart Inc.’s business continued to surge in the second quarter, with better-than-expected sales fueled by strong demand for food and general merchandise and skyrocketing growth in e-commerce.