Saks Fifth Avenue

One of the world’s oldest department store companies is reportedly going to call it quits.

Texas Governor Greg Abbot allowed malls and shopping centers to sell online and deliver purchases curbside beginning last Friday, and several jumped at the chance.

Another department store retailer may be weighing bankruptcy as its stores remain closed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The parent company of Saks Fifth Avenue is getting a new chief executive — but it didn’t have to look very far.

American Dream, the Ghermezian family’s New Jersey mega-mall, will open the retail wing of the 3-million-plus-sq.-ft. property on March 19, according to a report on CNBC.

Hudson’s Bay Company is one step closer to going private. 

Hudson’s Bay Co. has tapped a fashion merchandising veteran to lead Saks Off 5th.

The NRF 2020 Vision: Retail’s Big Show saw a record-breaking 40,000 attendees last month, including 16,000 retailers, 800 exhibitors and 200 sessions.

Out with the old, in with the new.

Hudson’s Bay Company has moved closer to being taken private.