Build-A-Bear in Q4 loss; will close up to 30 stores, focus on off-mall expansionBuild-A-Bear Workshop swung to a loss in its fourth quarter amid challenges in its two biggest markets: North America and the U.K. Shakeup at Rite Aid: CEO, COO and CFO leaving; 400 jobs cutThere's been a big shakeup at the top at Rite Aid. Neiman Marcus swings to Q2 loss Neiman Marcus Group’s profit fell in the second quarter even as its same-store sales rose. Dick’s Sporting Goods to phase out hunting departments in some stores Dick’s Sporting Goods is feeling the sales fallout from its decision not to sell some guns, but it’s not backing down. Analysis: Dick’s not doing enough to keep its stores relevant Although Dick’s overall sales decline is partly down to a shorter trading period compared to last year, this does not explain all the deterioration. Sporting goods retailer hires restructuring advisor Modell’s Sporting Goods is reportedly exploring its options. Bed Bath & Beyond does private label—finally Bed Bath & Beyond is launching its first-ever private-label brand — and there are already more in the works. 5Qs for Jim Zboril on art installations Tavistock Development Co. president Jim Zboril spoke with us about art’s essential place in the modern town center. Topgolf launches flexible design for expansion into new markets Topgolf is looking to broaden its portfolio in more ways than one. Iconic denim brand’s IPO looks to raise up to $587.2 million Jeans are back in style — just ask Levi Strauss & Co., which is returning to the public market. Amazon order cancelations may have been aimed at counterfeits Amazon has reportedly reinstated some of the thousands of routine merchandise orders it had canceled in the past two weeks. Retail sales rebound in January, but December gets a downward revision A month after the biggest decline in 10 years, U.S. retail came back slightly in January, with home centers and online leading the way. First Previous 802 803 804 805 806 Next Last
