Kroger ramps up employee benefitsThe Kroger Co. is increasing benefits for its employees as retailers continue to feel the pressure of a tight job market. Good news for retailers in MarchUnseasonable weather didn’t deter consumers in March.Unseasonable weather didn’t deter consumers in March. Regulatory Wrap-up: Insider’s guide to retail-related legislative developments - April 16 Weekly recap of key retail legislation on both state and federal levels. Vote on future of True Value extended As members of True Value consider an offer to sell 70% equity of the company to Acon Investments, Chicago-based True Value Company has added a week to the voting deadline. No more wedding parties at Banana Republic Gap Inc. is throwing in the towel when it comes to bridal wear. Walmart’s Flipkart deal grows complicated—thanks to eBay Before Walmart can officially buy a majority stake in India’s leading e-commerce provider, it may have to strike another deal first. Toy tycoon submits bid to save Toys ‘R’ Us It’s still a longshot, but some Toys “R” Us stores may live to see another day. Camping World makes another acquisition Camping World Holdings has extended its market footprint in Tennessee. Sears to close last store in the city it once called home Sears Holdings is set to shutter its last remaining store in Chicago. Toys ‘R’ Us gets financing to support stores in Asia and Europe Toys “R” Us is not disappearing from the retail landscape in the immediate future — at least not outside of the U.S. Furniture retailer taps former Barnes & Noble head as CEO Art Van Furniture has appointed a veteran retailer as its next chief executive. Analysis: Too many of Bed Bath & Beyond stores are a mess The one seemingly good piece of news coming out of Bed Bath & Beyond's latest results is that total sales rose by 5.2%. First Previous 598 599 600 601 602 Next Last
