Corporate Governance

Gap Inc. will start reopening its stores, starting with a small selection of locations in Texas this weekend, as COVID-19 lockdown restrictions slowly begin to ease in some areas.

The world’s two biggest e-tailers are cooperating with a new partner in response to pandemic-related e-commerce crime.

Office Depot Inc. came fast out of the gate in its first quarter, with increased demand for its goods and services amid COVID-19. But it isn’t taking any chances.

One of the world’s oldest department store companies is reportedly going to call it quits.

Closing 16 of its full-line stores – around 14% of the total store base – is a significant move by Nordstrom.

In starting its new fiscal year, Wayfair’s results make it clear that the company has failed to turn over a new leaf.

Wayfair Inc.’s sales grew nearly 20% in its first quarter as Americans spruced up their homes during the COVID-19 outbreak.  

Fewer fitting rooms, no beauty makeovers, plexiglass dividers at checkouts and a limited number of customers allowed in a store.

Walgreens stores are getting back to some semblance of normal, but with added safety measures. 

Retail theft due to shoplifting and dishonest employees remains a serious problem for retailers.