Dick’s Sporting Goods ends sale of assault-style guns; curbs other gun salesThe nation’s largest sporting goods retailer will no longer sell assault-style rifles, effective immediately. It is also enacting other restrictions with regards to the sale of guns in general. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s weekly guide to retail-related legislative developmentsWage theft and CEO pay disclosures in the headlines in this week’s review. Toys ‘R’ Us reportedly facing loan troubles Toys “R” Us is reportedly at risk of breaching a covenant on one of its loans. Sears Canada creditors pressure Sears CEO Eddie Lampert, the chairman, CEO and controlling shareholder of the beleaguered Sears Holdings, has another problem to deal with. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s guide to retail-related legislative developments Paid leave continues to heat up on a state and Federal level, according to weekly recap of legislative activity. Justice Department’s No. 3 official leaving for top legal post at Walmart The third-ranking official at the U.S. Justice Department is leaving to take a job in the private sector. Tax deduction extended for energy improvements Retail companies can still claim energy upgrades on their upcoming tax returns. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Insider’s guide to retail-related legislative developments More activity on state level to increase minimum wage, according to weekly update on retail-related legislative developments. Report: Online retailer settles tax dispute with France Amazon has reached a settlement with France regarding back taxes. Bon-Ton files Chapter 11; will consider sale The Bon-Ton Stores, burdened with debt and falling sales, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, the largest retailer to do so this year so far. First Previous 105 106 107 108 109 Next Last
