David’s Bridal sold to investment firm; to keep some stores open A bankruptcy judge approved the sale of David’s Bridal to asset manager Cion Investment Corp. in a deal that will keep the chain up and running, but in a downsized fashion. At Home launches buy-now-pay-later, mobile payment optionsAt Home is offering customers more flexibility in how they make their purchases. Tentative deal reached in Canadian port strike Retailers who use two of Canada’s busiest shipping ports can breathe a sigh of relief. Strategies to drive profitability and shopper engagement More than three years after the COVID-19 pandemic shook the world, retail is struggling to keep up with unpredictable consumer behavior. JD Sports Canada pursues digital transformation The Canadian division of a global British athletic retailer is deploying a variety of cloud-based enterprise solutions. Eight U.S. retail, restaurant chains make “100 Most Influential Companies” list A diverse group of retail and quick-serve restaurants brand are among 100 businesses and leaders honored as shaping the future. Deloitte: Supply chain execs out of touch with customers New survey data reveals supply chain executives incorrectly estimate the level of consumer trust in their operations. Shipley Do-Nuts expanding; to double in size in five years Shipley Do-Nuts continues its expansion, enhanced by technology updates and a new CEO at its helm. Shoe stores among retail’s hottest destinations Shoe stores are stepping up big time. Claire’s goes all in for ear piercing Claire’s is putting a big spotlight on one of its most signature offerings: ear-piercing. First Previous 192 193 194 195 196 Next Last
