Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

Burdened with debt and falling sales, Gump’s Holdings LLC is the latest department store to file for bankruptcy protection.

Introduction of paid-leave legislation in Senate is important milestone—with consequences for entry-level employers.

Amazon has formed a group that will lobby to keep U.S. Postal Service delivery services “reliable and affordable.”

The White House’s announcement that it will consider imposing a tariff of 25% rather than 10% on $200 billion in goods from China drew an immediate response from one of the nation’s leading retail organizations.

Publix Super Market’s sales and earnings rose in the second quarter despite a calendar shift in the timing of the Easter calendar.

Toys “R” Us, which officially closed the doors to its U.S. operations at the end of June, has put leases on its stores in 29 states up for auction.

Destination Maternity’s corporate compensation and benefits program is getting an overhaul, one that will impact its CEO’s contract.

Rock climbing centers, sure. Hospital clinics, assuredly. Food courts, of course. But a casino?

Many brick-and-mortar and large online retailers are applauding the United States Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. ruling.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) marks a new era in data privacy and protection — and retailers are in the hot seat to comply.