Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

Court documents reveal that Rite Aid plans to close 154 locations across 17 states, with the most occurring in Pennsylvania, New York and California.

Rite Aid Corp. can move forward with its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

The National Retail Federation (NRF) has called on the Federal Reserve to approve lowering its cap on debit card swipe fees.

The Merchants Payment Coalition (MPC) is renewing calls for Congress to pass the Credit Card Competition act (CCCA) to address swipe fees amid record profits from big banks.

The long-rumored bankruptcy filing is happening at Rite Aid.

The second largest shareholder of Guess? Inc. has stepped down from the company.

Amazon is accused of “monopolist” practices, with several different potential impacts on the industry.

A new complaint accuses eBay of selling and distributing hundreds of thousands of products that violate various federal environmental laws.

City police worked with New York State to declare the businesses “unfit for human occupancy.”

Amazon says the new federal antitrust lawsuit filed against it shows the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is “radically departing” from its role of protecting consumers.