Kohl’s to be more aggressive in pricing on heels of disappointing Q1Kohl’s got off to a slow start in its first quarter, reporting its worst showing in same-store sales in three years and lowering its annual earnings guidance by more than 10%. Retail sales slip in April as consumers rein in spendingU.S. retail sales unexpectedly fell in April as consumers cut back spending on clothes, appliances and other goods, both in stores and online. Target pops-up in Manhattan Target Corp. gave New Yorkers an early chance to shop its upcoming limited-edition design partnership with Vineyard Vines. Report: Increased tariffs hit as retailers plan for holidays The United States raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports, including furniture and some consumer electronics, from 10% to 25%. Party City to close 45 stores; Q1 sales miss Party City’s first-quarter earnings matched the Street even as its sales fell short, impacted by a shortage of helium that deflated balloon sales. Report: Toys “R” Us to make holiday comeback Toys “R” Us is plotting its return to the retail scene, but in a more downsized format. Mother’s Day spending expected to hit a new record this year Mother’s Day 2019 is expected to deliver the holiday’s highest consumer spending to date. Analysis: Wayfair’s big promo day proves popular in populated states Wayfair’s Way Day online shopping holiday performance was buoyed by consumers in population centers. Quincy Mall adds three new tenants A regional mall in West-Central Illinois has a new co-anchor, plus two other tenants opening next month. Wayfair kicks off Way Day online sales event with road trip Wayfair is taking an early bite out of Prime Day, both online and on the road. Study reveals how consumers plan to use — or not use — their tax refunds Consumers don’t plan to do much shopping with their 2018 tax refunds. Retail jobs continue to slide The U.S. jobs market rebounded in March, but not for the retail industry. First Previous 162 163 164 165 166 Next Last
