Supermarket giant considers joining forces with Amazon’s Chinese rivalKroger Co. may have found a way to combat Amazon’s aggressive expansion into the grocery segment. Retail, restaurant chains among 30 most polarizing brands in U.S.A survey by Morning Consult ranks the companies, brands, and organizations that are the most politically divisive—or the ones that divide Democrats and Republicans the most. And at the top of the list is Trump Hotels. EverybodyFights steps into the retail entertainment ring The newest contender to lease big space in shopping centers is guaranteed to bring new punch to retail entertainment. No let up in expansion of convenience stores Even amid today’s evolving retail landscape, convenience stores continue to resonate with shoppers. Report: Walmart cutting 500 jobs The nation’s largest retailer is lowering the axe at its corporate office. Walmart goes Hollywood—for Oscars Walmart is tapping three Hollywood luminaries to help it craft ads for the Academy Awards broadcast on March 4, on ABC. Report: Online giant forced to share seller data with Mass. tax officials After months of pushing back, Amazon is being forced to provide third-party sellers’ details to Massachusetts’ Department of Revenue (DOR). Rooms To Go moves outdoors with acquisition Sears downgraded by Fitch Ratings Fitch Ratings downgraded Sears Holdings Corp.'s ratings to C from CC, after the retailer announced a distressed debt exchange. Target Q&A with CEO Brian Cornell on his role at RILA Target CEO Brian Cornell has signed on as chairman of the Retail Industry Leaders Association for 2018 and 2019. First Previous 516 517 518 519 520 Next Last