Analysis: Scaled-down Sears could live onSears declared bankruptcy this week, bringing the company to a new low after several years of steady decline. Study: Lots of shoppers not wild about store credit cardsStore credit cards are ubiquitous, that doesn’t mean consumers like them. Sears files for Chapter 11; Lampert resigns as CEO Sears Holding Corp. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection early Monday morning, hours before a $134 million debt payment came due. Minutes Matter: Four Ways Brands Can Improve In-Store Pick Up After years of building momentum, connected-store programs that enable customers to “click-and-collect” are becoming mainstream across every corner of retail and food service. Thanksgiving Day store closures include… Retailers are beginning to reveal their holiday shopping plans. Retailers eye a new target in the ‘honor all cards’ battle Retailers are taking a new angle in the fight against shouldering high swipe fees. Home Depot jumps into same-day delivery The nation’s largest home improvement retailer has joined other retailers in offering same-day deliveries. The company dominating online product searches is… Two tech giants switched places when it comes to where customers start their product searches. Marvin Ellison's new playbook for Lowe's Marvin Ellison has wasted no time in shaking things up at Lowe's. Industry leader: Tariff impact will hit consumers in six to nine months A leader of a U.S. retail industry association gave a dire prediction of the long-term impact of the tariffs on Chinese imports. First Previous 34 35 36 37 38 Next Last
