Tiffany posts mixed Q4 results; CEO upbeatTiffany & Co. reported mixed results for its fourth quarter as profit topped the Street estimates but revenue fell short amid “external challenges and uncertainties” that included lower tourist spending. Analysis: Crucial that Tiffany ‘holds its nerve’After multiple quarters of good progress, Tiffany came back to earth with a bump in its final quarter. Survey: The key to hourly employee engagement is… Providing hourly employees with a specific technology tool is critical to keeping them engaged, according to a new survey. First Look: Champion goes big on customization in Philly Iconic athletic apparel brand Champion Athleticwear continues to expand its retail footprint, with the opening of its fifth U.S. specialty store. Tesla shifts gears on customer referrals Tesla is reversing course on another customer-facing aspect of its business. Walmart wants you — and your products Entrepreneurs across the U.S. have a chance to pitch their products to the country’s biggest retailer. Tech Viewpoint: Three e-retailers that would benefit from Warren’s antitrust plans Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) recently called for the government to break up Amazon, Google, and Facebook, and three of their e-commerce competitors have specific reasons to be happy. Study: When does personalization become creepy? A new survey of 1,000 consumers reveals the line between effective personalized marketing and creepy invasiveness. Hibbett Sports on hunt for CEO; to close 95 stores Hibbett Sports is losing its chief executive. GameStop names CEO GameStop Corp. has tapped a veteran retailer as its next chief executive. Rent the Runway earns unicorn status with new valuation Fashion rental giant Rent the Runway is now valued at $1 billion, thanks to a new financing round. NYSE suspended its ‘no jeans’ policy for this brand’s first day of trading Levi Strauss & Co. went public on Thursday with a $6.6 billion valuation. First Previous 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 Next Last