Cree is getting out of the lighting businessCree has signed an agreement to sell its lighting products business unit (Cree Lighting). Next-Gen CFO: The enabler of strategic change in retailFrom supply chain innovation to the introduction of advanced in-store experiences, today’s retail sector looks radically different to the industry of a decade ago. Reuters: Pier I hires restructuring advisors Pier I Imports Inc. is mulling its financial options. Ascena Retail’s Q2 loss widens amid apparel ‘headwinds,’ uneven brand sales All brands are not created equal. Just ask the parent company of Ann Taylor, Loft, Lane Bryant and other apparel nameplates. CSA Exclusive: PwC sees two-pronged AI disruption in retail Retailers of all types and sizes are responding to the impact of AI, but not in the same way. First Look: The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards opens its doors One million square feet of new retail space — or a mile of shopping and dining spaces — is now open on the far West Side of Manhattan. Ulta Beauty on fire in Q4; opening 80 stores in 2019 Ulta Beauty on Thursday reported results for its fourth quarter that beat the Street amid a surge in store traffic and online sales. Report: Walmart moves into Apple’s orchard with tablet Walmart’s latest reported effort to enter a new market appears aimed at stealing some iPad share from Apple. Canadian furniture and home décor brand expanding its U.S. footprint EQ3 is moving eastward. The Knot and WeddingWire make it official The jokes are almost too easy – leading online wedding retailers The Knot and WeddingWire are officially joining together as The Knot Worldwide. Luxury goods and accessories brand continues U.S. expansion MCM Worldwide has opened its first global flagship, and it’s on one of the most expensive streets in the U.S. Sephora debuts its first credit card Sephora is getting into the credit card game and tying it into its reward program. First Previous 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 Next Last
