Finance & Capital Management

Taubman Centers, one of the largest owners of malls in the United States, is demanding rent from tenants even though their properties are shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic.

More retailers are furloughing employees and taking other measures to shore up liquidity as they extend store closings amid the COVID-19 crisis. 

The nation’s biggest, which had temporarily closed all of its properties, is now shedding nearly a third of its workforce.

Dollar Tree withdrew its fiscal first-quarter and full-year outlook as it heads into peak Easter selling season amid moderating same-store sales.

Walmart Inc. is taking additional steps to ensure the safety of its workers and customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, from taking the temperature of workers to one-way store aisles.

International Council of Shopping Centers president Tom McGee has urged Congress to pass a recovery fund bill for businesses debilitated by the coronavirus pandemic.

Lidl has opened a regional distribution center to support its growing U.S. footprint.

Tailored Brands has adopted a shareholder rights plan, or so-called poison pill, aimed at reducing the likelihood that a person or group can gain control of the retailer at its depressed share price.