Finance & Capital Management

Toys “R” Us is reportedly getting closer to winding down U.S. operations.

A blockbuster deal that could reshape the nation’s health care industry has moved one step closer to completion.

Two major shopping centers are saving money and providing an enhanced experience for shoppers since the centers upgraded their outdoor parking lot fixtures to LED technology.

Amazon continues to grab consumer wallet share, but Walmart is holding its own in some markets.

DSW on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter revenue that missed expectations and said it is closing its Ebuys division.

The nation’s largest sporting goods retailer beat fourth-quarter profit expectations but missed on sales and provided a downbeat outlook for its current fiscal year.

Washington Prime Group Inc. has signed an agreement to acquire four Sears stores in a sale-leaseback transaction.

Whole Foods Market and some of its most important vendors are reportedly at odds.

Paid leave bills advance in Utah, Hawaii; Connecticut governor supports $15 minimum wage.

Only lately have in-line shopping center tenants come to the realization that the traffic drawn by fitness operations merit the parking spaces they take up.