Walmart sues long-time financial partner and it fires backA nearly 20-year partnership between Walmart and Synchrony Financial is ending on a sour note. Barnes & Noble reveals details on why it fired CEOBarnes & Noble has taken the gloves off on its battle with former chief executive Demos Parneros. This is Kohl’s recipe for ‘customer happiness’ In addition to navigating pressures caused by wage increases and tariff impacts, Kohl’s is equally committed to keeping its customers satisfied. British retail tycoon caught up in #MeToo scandal One of the U.K.’s most successful retailers and leading businessmen has been accused of sexual and racial harassment. Report: Sears future in jeopardy Eddie Lampert wants any future investment he puts into his bankrupt company to be protected. Patagonia breaks new ground with its very public stand Patagonia has made its first-ever political endorsements. Regulatory Wrap-Up: Weekly recap of retail-related judicial, legislative developments State of Washington seeks to amend overtime pay rules for workers by upping salary threshold to as much as $75,000/yr. Proposed postal increases reportedly will cost Amazon a bundle—and then some Amazon could be looking at a big expensive year if the U.S. Postal Service’s proposed increases in shipping and mailing fees are approved. Mattress Firm to close more stores Not even two weeks after filing for bankruptcy protection and planning to close up to 700 stores, Mattress Firm expects to shutter more locations. Nine West amends Chapter 11 plan Nine West has a new bankruptcy plan that it expects will reduce its massive debt obligations to stakeholders. First Previous 86 87 88 89 90 Next Last
