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Retail
Will Vineyard Vines deliver for Target?
by
Ben Bradford
Mar 1, 2019
Vineyard Vines — known by its whale logo — will offer a limited line of summer clothing at Target.
As subscription-box craze hits full tilt, big brands cash in
Feb 28, 2019
Might an abundance of consumer choices saturate the subscription-box market?
Walmart reports a great holiday quarter
by
Erika Beras
Feb 19, 2019
Booming e-commerce, robust toy sales, and grocery pick-up and delivery powered the retailer to one of its strongest quarters in years.
Were December retail sales as bad as they looked?
Feb 14, 2019
The decline of 1.2 percent was the biggest in nine years, but noisy data may be the culprit
Levi's are about to return to the stock market
by
Renata Sago
Feb 13, 2019
The iconic jeans and fashion brand is planning its second IPO after going private in 1985.
Slow sales shed light on how jewelers make money via financing
by
Justin Ho
Jan 17, 2019
Signet Jewelers, the company behind Kay Jewelers, Jared and Zales, is reporting weak holiday sales figures. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
Ex-CEO bids more than $5 billion to keep Sears open
Jan 16, 2019
Most of the bankrupt retailer's creditors want it liquidated, but not former CEO Eddie Lampert.
For public good, not for profit.
A Montana mall gets another chance
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Bennett Purser
Jan 16, 2019
After years of watching department stores fall, a mall turns to the mixed-use concept.
For big retailers, a mixed bag of holiday results
by
Renata Sago
Jan 10, 2019
We heard a lot of rosy retail forecasts heading into the holiday season. Consumer confidence was high, the economy was strong and sales were going to be great. How’d it pan out? A bit of a mixed bag, actually. Some big retailers, like Target and Costco, have posted strong holiday sales results. Others, like Macy’s […]
Holiday season discounts bring shoppers but not always profits
by
Ben Bradford
Dec 28, 2018
For many people, the end of the holiday season means dragging a Christmas tree out to the curb. For stores, it means throwing out advertisements for doorbusters and holiday deals — as well as dragging Christmas trees to the curb. The final two months of the year are retailers’ busiest, but all of those deals […]