J.C. Penney removes mobile payment optionJ.C. Penney has quietly stopped accepting a high-profile mobile payment method in its stores and its iOS app. Starbucks’ Chinese rival files for U.S. IPOA fast-growing Beijing-based start-up is looking to raise more cash to fund its expansion — and give Starbucks even more competition. Amazon Go makes it 11 Amazon’s latest cashierless Amazon Go location may face some local opposition. Furniture retailer in new sustainability push City Furniture has set a goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2040. Save Market Companies celebrates Earth Day by switching to renewable diesel The Save Mart Companies (TSMC) is making a move to reduce its traffic emissions. CSA Exclusive: Electronics, appliances retailer saves green by going green By reducing its carbon footprint, Abt Electronics saves dollars as well as the environment. Kohl’s eliminates omnichannel friction Kohl’s is managing data with Google Cloud to offer a more seamless customer experience. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments-April 22 New York City approves first-of-its-kind law preventing employers from testing job applicants for marijuana. Survey: Cost biggest obstacle to shopping green Consumers’ concern about the environment does not necessarily translate into modified purchasing behavior. Bob’s Discount Furniture takes second look at credit declines Home furnishings retailer partners with credit platform to make customer financing more accessible. Commentary: Four ways automated AI can ‘turbocharge’ customer analytics You spend billions on data management platforms and products to hone your marketing. Bed Bath & Bed co-founders retiring; activist investors say shakeup not enough Bed Bath & Beyond is overhauling its board. But the changes aren’t enough to satisfy activist investors who are pushing for bigger changes. First Previous 990 991 992 993 994 Next Last