Bezos agrees that big companies should be ‘scrutinized’Amazon continues to be under the scrutiny of President Donald Trump, but the online giant’s CEO is not taking it personally. Camping World to enter two new marketsCamping World Holdings is once again expanding its fast-growing portfolio. French sporting goods giant unveils North American locations Decathlon has dropped anchor in San Francisco and Canada — but don’t expect Nike or any other familiar global brands. Retailers welcome Supreme Court ruling on patent trolls The National Retail Federation welcomed a U.S. Supreme Court ruling issued Tuesday that it says will help stop patent trolls. Report says Alibaba is better at flushing out counterfeit goods than Amazon Alibaba is “fighting actively” against fakes, but Swatch Group CEO Nick Hayek said its American counterpart, Amazon, is not doing as good a job, reported CNBC. Macerich CEO Coppola announces his retirement Art Coppola, one of the founding partners of the Macerich Company, has announced he will retire as its chairman and CEO. Old Navy signs on to New York City outlet project New York’s first upscale-brand outlet center opening this fall on Staten Island will include an old standby of American shoppers. Kmart invites loyalty members to cash in Toys ‘R’ Us gift cards Kmart is rewarding Shop Your Way members for cashing in their unused Toys “R” Us gift cards. Walmart makes another move to bolster online grocery deliveries Walmart is bringing on a new partner to expand the breadth of its online grocery delivery service. New co-working concept to make U.S. debut The co-working workspace revolution is coming to a mall in Atlanta. Confidence rebounds in April American consumers were feeling more confident in April, sending a key index to nearly an 18-year high. Toys ‘R’ Us seeks approval to sell Canadian division It appears likely Toys “R” Us’ operations in Canada will live to see another day. First Previous 964 965 966 967 968 Next Last
