Toys ‘R’ Us thriving in AsiaThe Toys ‘R’ Us may be dark in the United States, but the brand is ramping up for growth in Asia. C-store sales end year on a high note, set tone for Q1 2019Strong sales in 2018 are keeping convenience store retailers optimistic for the year ahead. Online food delivery company shifts into driverless delivery DoorDash is taking the concept of automated delivery for a spin. Department store giant to get funding from a familiar source Hudson’s Bay Co. is inching closer to going private. Challenger Report: Job cuts on the rise Retailers were busy adding jobs in 2018, but they also were cutting positions at the same time. Whole Foods serving up online dietary info Whole Foods Market unveiled a new digital experience to help customers find products targeted to their individual dietary needs. Last of fee-owned Bon-Ton Stores to hit the selling block Ten department stores properties formerly owned by The Bon-Ton Stores are being put up for sale. CSA names new tech editor Chain Store Age is pleased to welcome back Dan Berthiaume as senior editor, technology. In his new position, Berthiaume will lead CSA's tech coverage, online and in print. Foot Locker invests in retail start-up launched by two former Nike execs Foot Locker Inc. has taken a minority stake in an innovative children’s footwear, clothing and accessories online retailer. Five CEOs to Watch in 2019 The door in the corner office swings fast in the retail industry as companies tap new leaders to steer their ships in today’s disrupted marketplace. Sears’ Eddie Lampert offers second plan for bankrupt retailer The chairman of Sears Holdings Corp. has a bank-up plan for his company in case his $4.4 billion buyout offer is rejected. Commentary: Blake Nordstrom 'never afraid to take risks' Blake Nordstrom was, first and foremost, a retailer. First Previous 835 836 837 838 839 Next Last
