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  • Kohl's overhauls its largest private home and fashion brand

    Kohl’s has unveiled a re-launch of itsSonoma Goods for Life private brand that includes new designs, in-store and online.

  • Hibbett Sports strikes out in Q4

    Weather related closures and tax refund delays hit Hibbett Sports hard in the fourth quarter, as the retailer posted a drop in same store sales.

  • Kirkland's is laser-focused on e-commerce growth

    Home furnishings retailer Kirkland's says its soaring digital sales are proof of the success of its omnichannel transformation, and the retailer plans to grow e-commerce even more in 2016.

  • Sales, profit decline at Citi Trends

    Growth at Citi Trends Inc. seems to be slowing, as the retailer reported a drop in comps and profit in the fourth quarter.

  • Retail doldrums drag down The Buckle

    Sales at teen retailer The Buckle slowed down over the holiday quarter, as a steep decline in comps negatively affected revenue.

  • Visa takes swipe at mobile payment simplicity

    Add Visa Checkout to the list of solutions trying to make mobile payment as effort-free for the shopper as possible.

  • eBags unpacks digital innovation

    Specialty online luggage retailer eBags is on a mission to offer customers the most advanced and immersive experience possible.

  • Genesco tops $3 billion mark in 2015

    Specialty retailer Genesco surpassed a significant sales milestone last year, but the operator of nearly 2,700 stores faced some self-imposed profitability challenges as it posit

  • Toys"R"Us makes progress on turnaround

    The CEO of Toys"R"Us says increases in same store sales and profit show that the company is on the right path toward strategic growth.

    For the fourth quarter ended Jan. 30, the company earned $276 million, up from $265 million a year earlier. Revenue fell 2.6% to $4.9 billion. Same store sales increased 2.3%.

  • Tailored Brands alters growth plans with 250 store closings

    The company formerly known as Men’s Wearhouse plans to significantly reduce its physical presence this year by closing 250 stores, including more than 20% of the Jos. A. Bank stores acquired in 2014.

    The major reduction is selling space by the company which changed its name to Tailored Brands earlier this year was announced in conjunction with the release of weak fourth quarter results that were in line with previously released results, which showed Jos. A. Bank stores had 32% decline in same-store sales.

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