Mergers & Acquisitions

The parent company of Timberland, Vans, The North Face, Wrangler, and other labels, started its fiscal year strong out of the gate.

Albertsons Companies and Rite Aid think they have a leg up against rivals like Walmart and Amazon, and they want investors to know it.

Less engaging marketing initiatives took their toll on eBay for the second quarter, an issue that pushed the company to lower its full-year guidance.

In a 100% stock-for-stock transaction, Phillips Edison & Company has merged with its internally managed real estate investment trust, Phillips Edison Grocery REIT II.

Now 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.

Target is leveraging its acquisition of Shipt to get online orders into the hands of New York customers faster.

The owners of New Jersey’s fourth largest mall have received approval from the Eatontown Planning Board to add 700 residential units and transform the property into a mixed-use community.

Nine West Holdings has taken another step toward selling its remaining business.