Barnes & Noble extends credit agreementThe nation’s largest bookseller is getting a reprieve on its credit facility. Sears ends its legacy in ChicagoSears has closed its last store in the city it calls home. Retail sales post another gain in June Consumers boosted their spending in June, a move that contributed to the fifth consecutive month of retail sales gains. Alberstons narrows loss in Q1 Ahead of its planned acquisition of Rite Aid, Albertsons' solid e-commerce and private label helped narrow its loss for the quarter. Analyst: Some warning signs in June sales The retail economy ended the first half of the year on a positive note with a strong set of June numbers. Gymboree reboots brand with new store concept, digital presence One of the few retailers to exit bankruptcy last year, Gymboree is giving its brand a makeover — just in time for the back-to-school season. Walmart reportedly eying switching credit card lenders Walmart is shopping around for a new credit card company. Survey: Back-to-school shoppers starting early The back-to-school shopping season keeps kicking in earlier and earlier. Report: Proposed new tariffs would hurt these retailers the most The nation’s leading consumer electronics retailer is among the retailers in the crosshairs of the proposed 10% tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods. Walmart reportedly selling Japanese supermarket chain Walmart may be pulling out of the Japanese grocery market. First Previous 482 483 484 485 486 Next Last
