International Business

Starbucks Coffee Company has pulled out all the stops in Shanghai, opening the second location of its interactive, multi-sensory Starbucks Reserve Roastery format.

Toys "R" wants to trim its store portfolio in Britain.

While consumers globally anticipate Black Friday, the Cyber Monday frenzy is primarily a North American shopping event.

Tiffany & Co. reported third-quarter profit and sales that beat Street estimates, as sales strength in its Americas and Asia-Pacific regions helped to offset weakness in Japan.

The retail sector in Canada would be hit hard if the North American Free Trade Agreement is terminated.

Art Van Furniture has boosted its store count by acquiring two longstanding, family-operated furniture companies.

Amazon is launching in Australia.

A 44-year-old shoe brand is expanding stateside.

Starbucks has entered its 76th global market with the opening of its first store in Jamaica.

Building on the progress made in the first half, Dollar Tree has posted a robust set of third-quarter numbers -- although the uplifts come off the back of a modest performance during the prior year.