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Revolve, the online women’s apparel retailer known for its fashion-forward stylings women and hipster attitude, is looking to go public.

A footwear brand whose roots date back to 1774 has gone direct to U.S. consumers with a physical store.

The merger between a legacy mattress company and a fast-growing, direct-to-consumer brand has been completed.

If you’ve set foot on any retail trade show floor this year, you’d think every consumer in the United States was demanding a retail experience enhanced and in some cases even defined by augmented reality.

A fast-fashion retailer wants in on the increasingly popular monthly subscription box segment.

James Avery Artisan Jewelry is preparing to open the doors to a new concept store in Houston.

J. Crew Group has set its sights on the next step in its recovery strategy.

Amazon wants more Whole Foods Market customers to take advantage of its time-saving online delivery options.

Given the extraordinary pace of change in retail these days, it’s reasonable to look beyond the current circumstances and think more critically about what the future holds.

Fast-growing home décor retailer Kirkland’s has tapped a Crate & Barrel executive as its next leader.