Specialty retailer files for bankruptcy—again; looks for rent breaksA footwear chain specializing in comfort shoes has filed for Chapter 11 protection for the second time in about 10 years. Update on construction technology trendsFrom cloud-based computing to VR-based training, the industry is embracing change in construction technology. Target posts Q&A on its wage hikes In a Q&A posted on its website, Stephanie Lundquist, Target’s chief human resources officer, discussed the wage hikes and what they mean for the company. Dollar Tree falls short in Q4 Dollar Tree on Wednesday reported increases in its sales and profit for the fourth quarter, but its results missed Street expectations. Missouri is gaining an Amazon robotics-based facility Amazon is expanding its distribution fleet into the Show-Me state, and in a big way. Ross Stores continues upward growth in Q4 and fiscal 2017 Strong merchandise margin and gains across same-store sales contributed to Ross Stores’ growth in the fourth quarter and fiscal year. Amazon exec leaving after 18 years The VP of Amazon Prime Worldwide is leaving the online giant. Twenty-year-old sues Dick’s Sporting Goods, Walmart over age restrictions on firearms A young man in Oregon is challenging the new age restrictions that some retailers have put in place for buying guns. Expert Opinion: Hazardous waste compliance is different in California In California, companies that generate or handle hazardous or "universal" waste face a unique enforcement risk. Nordstrom board rejects takeover offer from founding family The effort by the Nordstrom family to take the department store retailer private has hit another roadblock. GameStop’s former CEO loses battle with cancer J. Paul Raines, the former CEO of Game Stop, has died at the age of 53. Vitamin Shoppe begins hunt for new CEO The Vitamin Shoppe’s CEO is stepping down by “mutual agreement.” First Previous 294 295 296 297 298 Next Last