Starbucks achieves pay milestone in U.S.; details digital and brick-and-mortar growthStarbucks Corp. on Wednesday said it has reached gender and race pay equality among all U.S. employees in similar roles. Sears in new debt moveSears Holdings Corp. is cutting its quarterly interest costs by $15 million. Nordstrom not going private Nordstrom will remain in the public arena. Report: Is Amazon considering buying some Toys ‘R’ Us stores? Toys “R” Us is looking increasingly attractive to Amazon. Duluth Trading sets 2018 store openings Duluth Trading continues to grow its brick-and-mortar footprint. Analysis: Increased momentum for Children’s Place moving forward The Children's Place has capped a solid fiscal year with a glittering set of sales numbers. Children’s Place expanding into China Starbucks isn’t the only U.S. retailer that sees big opportunity in China. Report: Toys ‘R’ Us begins unwinding operations; suppliers oppose liquidation plan Amid the nation’s largest toy store’s plan to wind down operations, suppliers are objecting to its liquidation plan. Retail groups make anti-tariff appeal to White House Some of the largest brands in retail sent a letter to President Trump outlining their concerns about the detrimental impact broadly applied tariffs could have on American families. Camping World makes another acquisition The nation’s largest retailer of recreational vehicles and related accessories, and maintenance and repair services, is on a roll. VF in deal to sell another of its apparel brands That didn’t take very long. Claire’s files for bankruptcy; plans to keep stores open A heavy debt load and lower mall traffic has taken its toll on Claire’s Stores. First Previous 439 440 441 442 443 Next Last
