Pilots with two carriers contracted to provide planes and staff for Amazon Prime Air will be protesting in Seattle Tuesday, to call attention to the severe staffing shortage these and other carriers are facing.
Michael Kors, which styles itself as affordable luxury, is slipping on a new shoe. The company said Tuesday it agreed to buy luxury footwear brand Jimmy Choo.
The Federal Trade Commission is investigating allegations that online retailer Amazon misleads customers about its prices and discounts based on a complaint by consumer advocacy group Consumer Watchdog.
A new report shows that Walmart last year grew its online sales of vitamins and related products at a faster pace than Amazon, which might have its eye on a bigger prize.
Sears Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: SHLD) stock is making an incredible gain on Thursday after the firm announced that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Amazon Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) to integrate its full…
Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: FND) filed an S-1 form with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a secondary offering. The company intends to sell 9.0 million shares in the offering…
Sears stock is getting a boost Monday following the announcement that the company has received a short-term loan of $200 million from funds controlled by the Sears CEO Eddie Lampert.
Amazon has filed a trademark application that indicates it is considering going into direct competition with Blue Apron and other meal-kit delivery start-ups. Investors are not amused.
The wedding business is faltering as fewer Americans marry. Gown maker Alfred Angelo filed for bankruptcy last week and the Las Vegas wedding chapel business is having some troubles too.
Back-to-school spending is forecast to reach $27 billion this year with individual U.S. household spending remaining about flat at a national average of $501.
Target raised its EPS guidance this morning and said that it expects a slight increase in same-store sales for the second quarter.
24/7 Wall St. has tried to consider companies and industries that are likely immune to the endless growth ambitions of Amazon. Some ideas have been promoted by Wall Street and some are original views.
Amazon Prime Day has forced many other retailers to come up with a response to the giant promotion. But there's really only one winner.
This retailer of apparel for young, plus-size women has filed with the SEC regarding its initial public offering.
Of all the retailer shares that dropped yesterday, deeply troubled Macy's fell the most, a sign of how fragile Wall Street thinks the company is, and raising questions about its possibly terrible future.
