Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s guide to retail legislative developments - March 26Weekly update on wage, paid leave, scheduling and trade bills and other legislative developments. Sales start at Toys ‘R’ UsThe nation’s largest toy store retailer has started its final sale. NRF: Tariffs will ‘punish ordinary Americans’ The Trump administration’s plans to impose broad tariffs on consumer products from China drew a swift response from the National Retail Federation. Guess Q4 earnings, sales top Street Guess turned in a better-than-expected fourth quarter performance fueled by strong demand in Asia and Europe. Fred Meyer to stop selling guns, ammunition Fred Meyer, a division of Kroger Co., is getting out of the firearms business. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly guide to retail-related legislative developments - March 19 Big win for worker advocates in New Mexico, evolving paid leave bill in New Jersey are among highlights of weekly legislative recap. Retail groups make anti-tariff appeal to White House Some of the largest brands in retail sent a letter to President Trump outlining their concerns about the detrimental impact broadly applied tariffs could have on American families. Report: Toys ‘R’ Us preparing liquidation plan Toys “R” Us is reportedly getting closer to winding down U.S. operations. Caution on LED rebates The Design Lights Consortium implemented a new version of its LED specifications (DLC 4.2) last year. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly recap of retail-related legislative developments Paid leave bills advance in Utah, Hawaii; Connecticut governor supports $15 minimum wage. First Previous 102 103 104 105 106 Next Last
