Report has Amazon in talks with J.C. Penney; bankrupt chain to close 242 storesAmazon is said to be a contender for either all or parts of J.C. Penney, according to an exclusive report by WWD. Target extends $2-per-hour wage hike Target Corp. is extending the temporary hourly wage increase it enacted in response to the COVID-19 crisis to July 4. Analysis: Only bright spots in April were online, grocery In April, total retail sales plummeted by 20.9% on a year-over-year basis. Casto named one of Ohio’s best employers One of Ohio’s biggest retail developers, with 65 properties in the state, is also one of its best companies to work for. Amazon opens SNAP pilot to more consumers Amazon is now accepting federal benefit payments for online grocery orders in four additional states and Washington, D.C. ModCloth celebrates independence with flexible payments An online indie and vintage-inspired women’s apparel retailer is providing customers with an installment option. 5Qs for Steve Backman on merging DCs with shopping centers As a development chief for Van Trust and Rouse, Steve Backman has overseen the delivery of more than 6 million sq. ft. of industrial space. Some Art Van stores to reopen under new banner A new player has entered the furniture store market via an acquisition. Czech billionaire takes 5% stake in Macy’s A Czech billionaire who also happens to be a professional soccer team owner is reportedly looking to shake things up at Macy’s Inc. Adobe: Grocery drives COVID-19 e-commerce surge Early consumer response to the COVID-19 pandemic included doubling their online grocery purchases. First Previous 306 307 308 309 310 Next Last
