Apparel

U.S. teens were out in the malls in force on Black Friday.

Gap Inc. has opened its largest site in the world in the city that never sleeps.

Tiffany & Co. reported third-quarter profit and sales that beat Street estimates, as sales strength in its Americas and Asia-Pacific regions helped to offset weakness in Japan.

Macy’s sales may be declining, but not the value of its massive real estate holdings, according to the New York Times.

Millennials helped turn Thanksgiving weekend into a win for most retailers.

Women's apparel retailer Christopher & Banks swung to a loss in its third quarter and announced it may sell (and leaseback) its corporate headquarters.

Fashion to Figure will live to see another day.

The online clothing brand know for its "radical transparency" is putting down physical roots in its hometown and in the Big Apple.

The top 50 retailers in the United States processed an estimated 39.8 million transactions online over the holiday weekend spanning Thursday, November 23 through Sunday, November 26, according to Hitwise.

The retail sector in Canada would be hit hard if the North American Free Trade Agreement is terminated.