Retail legend dies at 94The founder of Toys “R” Us, Charles Lazarus, has died. Easter retail forecast is sunnyShoppers are gearing up for the Easter holiday. CEO of toy company in longshot effort to save Toys ‘R’ Us The chief executive of MGA Entertainment, whose products includes Bratz dolls, is leading an effort to keep Toys “R” Us afloat. NRF: Tariffs will ‘punish ordinary Americans’ The Trump administration’s plans to impose broad tariffs on consumer products from China drew a swift response from the National Retail Federation. Raley’s expands its footprint Raley’s is expanding through acquisition. Analysis: Repositioning Aaron Brothers as in-store concept makes sense Michaels has taken the right steps to improve the business. Michaels to close most Aaron Brothers stores in brand repositioning The Michaels Companies is pulling the plug on its freestanding stores devoted to framing, wall art and other art supplies. Guess Q4 earnings, sales top Street Guess turned in a better-than-expected fourth quarter performance fueled by strong demand in Asia and Europe. KB Toys plots comeback in wake of Toys ‘R’ Us demise Nearly 10 years after it went out of business, a former rival of Toys “R” Us may return to the scene in the wake of the toy giant’s plan to liquidate its U.S. operations. Kroger CEO keeps eye on competitive landscape, including Lidl Pharmacy remains a key component of Kroger’s overall offering and the company plans to strengthen that offering looking forward. Pottery Barn Kids in U.K. partnership Pottery Barn Kids will make its debut in the United Kingdom—but not with freestanding stores. Starbucks achieves pay milestone in U.S.; details digital and brick-and-mortar growth Starbucks Corp. on Wednesday said it has reached gender and race pay equality among all U.S. employees in similar roles. First Previous 2108 2109 2110 2111 2112 Next Last
