Neiman Marcus debt investor says retailer may be in defaultOne of Neiman Marcus' debt investors is claiming the upscale department store company may be insolvent and in default on its bonds. Off-pricer pledges up to $150,000 in hurricane reliefRoss Stores is allocating funds to help those impacted by Hurricane Florence. Target, other retailers ‘deeply troubled’ by trade war Target is one of the latest retailers voicing their concern with the Trump administration’s newly imposed tariffs. Amazon reportedly investing in Indian supermarket chain Amazon is expanding its fleet of supermarkets — but this time, they are not in the United States. CVS Health CEO talks Aetna, and health care The combination of CVS Health and Aetna will help reduce consumers’ health care costs. Rent-A-Center shareholders approve merger plan Rent-A-Center is one step closer to going private. Claire’s amended bankruptcy plan gets court approval, eyes its exit from Chapter 11 Claire’s Stores is moving forward with its reorganization strategy, and is planning an early exit from bankruptcy. Walmart: Tariffs may force price increases The nation’s largest retailer has sounded the alarm that American consumers are the ones that could suffer the most due to expanded tariffs placed on goods and parts bought from China. Under Armour to slash jobs, updates turnaround plan An athletic gear and apparel brand is updating its turnaround plan, a move that will result in the loss of some jobs around the globe. Tragedy at Rite Aid A shooter opened up fire at a Rite Aid distribution center. Bon-Ton begins its comeback Bon-Ton Stores is back in business — at least, it is online. Nothing scary about this year’s Halloween spending There is good new for retailers as a just-released survey indicates that Halloween spending is on pace with last year’s record. First Previous 2057 2058 2059 2060 2061 Next Last
