Footwear

Dick’s Sporting Goods reported a strong fourth quarter and said it plans to eliminate gun sales in more stores.

The digitally native, eco-friendly footwear company that makes women’s shoes out of recycled and sustainable materials has touched down in New York City.  

Specialty running chain Fleet Feet has debuted a new retail format that combines personalized in-store fitting with rapid home delivery.

Modell’s Sporting Goods efforts to avoid bankruptcy have apparently failed. 

Cole Haan has opened a format dedicated to its superlight ZeroGrand shoe brand.

Urban Outfitters set a record with Q4 sales, but still fell short of Wall Street expectations.

Weak holiday demand and a shorter shopping season took a bite out of Foot Locker’s sales in the fourth quarter. 

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. 

Chico’s FAS narrowed its loss in a quarter that, for the first time in six years, brought increases across all its three brands.