Retail

Along with death and taxes, it could be said, the future is also inevitable, so it makes sense for a challenged retail industry to take stock of it.

Canadian apparel retailer Roots Corp. is looking to increase its brick-and-mortar presence outside of its home country.

Think the road ahead is clear for malls and shopping centers needing to win over web shoppers and millennials? Think again.

American Eagle Outfitters on Wednesday posted its 11th straight quarter of same-store sales growth, fueled by a strong performance from its Aerie brand, and forecast strong earnings for the holiday season.

Thirty-five days in, the 2017 holiday shopping season has already generated $65.15 billion.

Even before they get to the Santa line, families shopping at Centennial-owned malls this holiday season are able to interact digitally with elves, snowmen, and reindeer positioned throughout the atriums.

From a paid membership model to opening and building large-format stores ("galleries" in RH speak) to mailing out beautifully detailed catalogs, RH (formerly Restoration Hardware) is going against the prevailing retail winds in almost every way possible.