Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly review of judicial, legislative developments - Nov. 19Trump Administration reiterated its intent to increase tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports from 10% to 25% effective Jan. 1, 2019. Sears seeks approval to give top execs ‘millions’ in bonusesDespite filing for bankruptcy and struggling to stay afloat, Sears Holdings Corp. is seeking court approval to pay executives quarterly bonuses. Bernie Sanders targets another big retailer U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders has the world’s largest retailer in his sights. Fraud heads list of retailers’ top payment-related challenges Retailers have gotten little in the way of relief since the switch three years ago to new chip-based credit and debit cards. Regulatory Watch: Weekly recap of legislative, judicial developments - Nov. 12 Democratic control of the House to put priorities of labor - $15 minimum wage, national paid leave and gender equity — on center stage. Sears lowers the boom on more stores Bankrupt Sears Holdings Corp. is downsizing its fleet yet again. David’s Bridal reportedly weighing Chapter 11 filing A heavy debt load is putting pressure on David’s Bridal. 5Qs with Gino Graul about site selection We asked Family Business Beer Co.'s general manager Gino Graul how the brewery went about selecting its first expansion site. Tech giants stay on Trump’s radar Amazon continues to be under the scrutiny of President Trump, but this time, the retailer has company. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related legislative, judicial developments – Nov. 5 Bill introduced in general assembly in New Jersey to raise minimum wage to $15/hr by 2023 — with no exemptions. True Religion to begin hunt for a new CEO The chief executive of True Religion has stepped down. Walmart sues long-time financial partner and it fires back A nearly 20-year partnership between Walmart and Synchrony Financial is ending on a sour note. First Previous 71 72 73 74 75 Next Last
