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The nation’s largest department store retailer reported better-than-expected results for its second quarter and rose its forecast for the full year.

Despite concerns about the growing trade war, consumers continued to spend in July — a move that contributed to the sixth consecutive month of retail sales gains.

ESL Investments, the hedge fund run by Sears Holdings Corp. chairman and CEO Eddie Lampert, has made a formal offer for one of the company’s signature brands.

When the last quarter's sales results were slower than expected, we noted that the factors driving the deterioration in growth were temporary.

Tapestry (formerly known as Coach) beat the Street in its fourth quarter amid a resurgence of sales at its Kate Spade brand.

After early selling-season weather disruptions, The Home Depot rebounded in the second quarter — in a big way.

The National Retail Federation increased its retail sales forecast for 2018, citing tax reform and other positive economic indicators. But the positive news came with a warning.

The CFO of RH (formerly Restoration Hardware) is stepping down.