Toys ‘R’ Us settles with ‘some’ creditorsNow that the dust has settled on its liquidation sales, Toys “R” Us has entered into a plan to pay off some its creditors, including vendors. eBay lowers full-year guidanceLess engaging marketing initiatives took their toll on eBay for the second quarter, an issue that pushed the company to lower its full-year guidance. Meal-kit company reportedly shuts down The kitchen is closed at Chef’d. Study: Retailers are among cyber criminals’ top targets Despite an encouraging decrease in data breaches last year, cyberattacks are not only on the rise in retail, they are gaining momentum. Department store retailer expands branded credit card offering Belk is giving its shoppers a new way to earn rewards. Amazon Prime Day overcomes technical snafu with estimated $4.2 billion in sales Despite a rocky start due to a technical glitch, Amazon’s fourth annual Prime Day wound up being the online giant’s biggest shopping event yet — in terms of sales, as well as for signing up new Prime members. Meijer goes all in on LED lighting Meijer is transitioning to LED lighting chainwide. Barnes & Noble extends credit agreement The nation’s largest bookseller is getting a reprieve on its credit facility. Hendrickson to lead Brixmor’s Midwest division Longtime RAMCO veteran John M. Hendrickson has been named president of Brixmor’s Midwest division and an executive VP of the company. At Home’s ‘diverse supply chain’ could offset tariff impact At Home Group is making plans to ease the impact of the proposed tariffs on goods imported from China. Nine West reportedly shopping for a sale Nine West Holdings has taken another step toward selling its remaining business. Alberstons narrows loss in Q1 Ahead of its planned acquisition of Rite Aid, Albertsons' solid e-commerce and private label helped narrow its loss for the quarter. First Previous 567 568 569 570 571 Next Last
