Winter Holidays

The Michaels Companies reported a drop in fourth quarter profit amid restructuring charges related to the closing of one its banners but its results still beat analysts’ estimates.

Although a lot of the numbers from Michaels are in negative territory, some of this is a function of a shorter trading period compared to last year.

A month after the biggest decline in 10 years, U.S. retail came back slightly in January, with home centers and online leading the way.

Barnes & Noble Inc. swung to a profit in the third quarter amid higher-than-expected comp sales, but the bookseller is wary about the remainder of the year.

BJ’s Wholesale Club Holdings beat Wall Street estimates with its fourth quarter earnings performance.

This is a fairly mixed set of results from Kohl’s which requires some unpicking due to a number of dynamics.

Elisabeth Ostrander, the marketing manager of Rosedale Center in Roseville, Minn., had a brainstorm one blizzardy day last winter.

An extra week of trading inflated Home Depot’s sales this quarter, propelling the company to a hefty 10.9% uplift over the prior year.

A very mixed bag of results from Macy’s provides equal doses of optimism and gloom about the future prospects for the storied retailer.

Walmart blew past expectations for its fourth quarter amid strong U.S. same-store sales growth and surging online sales, posting its best holiday quarter in years.