Amazon’s bid to compete with Uber in U.K. approvedBritish regulatory authorities have reportedly cleared Amazon’s purchase of a minority stake in an online U.K. food delivery startup. Lord & Taylor files for bankruptcy; looking for new ownerThe country’s oldest department store retailer has joined the growing list of companies undone by COVID-19. Plunge in retail rents continue on Fifth Avenue and other luxury shopping sites Average asking rents along 16 high-yield retail corridors in Manhattan were $688 per square foot during the quarter ending on June 30. Neiman Marcus to exit Hudson Yards Neiman Marcus is shuttering a location it opened amid much fanfare a little more than a year ago. Walmart to expand standalone health concept to Florida, Illinois Walmart is bringing its health care concept to the Sunshine State in 2021. Amazon makes it official: Prime Day delayed Amazon has officially confirmed that its annual two-day summer sales extravaganza is being delayed. Macy’s gave bonuses to top execs just days after big corporate layoffs A regulatory filing shows that Macy’s Inc. gave $9 million in equity awards to six top executives some two weeks after the company announced major job cuts. Florida claims four of the Top 10 selling master-planned communities J.C. Penney to cut workforce by 1,000 J.C. Penney Company is reducing its workforce on the heels of downsizing its store portfolio as it looks to emerge from bankruptcy. Report: Amazon bans TikTok on employee devices Amazon reportedly sees a popular Chinese social media app as a potential security risk. Report: Major retailers pull Washington Redskins products An e-tail giant and two leading discounters are among the retailers reportedly removing merchandise associated with the Washington Redskins NFL team. Walmart to sell health insurance policies Walmart continues to dive deeper into health care. First Previous 18 19 20 21 22 Next Last
