Target (NYSE:TGT | TGT Price Prediction) has done a fantastic job of branding itself as the upscale retailer of middle-class America. With its dollar bins, in-store coffee shops, drive-up pickup options, designer collaborations, curated…
You walk in. Your eyes immediately jump to the curated display of eclectic furniture in the middle of the store. They wander to the sides and you see the brightly colored textiles hanging near…
Macy’s management wants workers back in offices, no matter how poorly the retailer is doing, or face being fired.
Like other struggling small retailers in the crowded marketplace, Express has filed Chapter 11 and is set to close stores.
Online furniture company Wayfair is in trouble, and it is not clear how opening a single store will help it.
A recent analysis reveals that Amazon Prime membership in March was sharply higher than a year ago, good news for the the e-commerce giant.
It is not entirely clear why Costco’s sales have been so strong in the past month. Was it early Easter? Was it gold or weight-loss drugs?
99 Cents Only Stores will close its 371 locations. Management blamed the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and inflation.
Used correctly, running shoes don’t last forever. It seems just when you’ve broken them into perfection, it’s time to get a new pair. Conventional wisdom suggests that the sturdiest pairs top out at around…
Few retailers are as beloved as Costco. While the company is a no-frills warehouse, it also meticulously searches for high-quality and low-priced goods to sell to its members. So whether you love the company’s…
Many consumers have short-term memory loss when the economy is thriving. Rather than saving and preparing for a time when it isn’t so great, they make big purchases they can’t afford. Because the economy…
After years of being beaten by other clothing retailers, Gap is finally showing signs that its turnaround may be successful.
German-based Aldi, which has 12,000 grocery stores worldwide, plans to increase its U.S. footprint aggressively.
In the face of growing competition, can Foot Locker escape what appears to be a grim future? Does its full-year forecast offer any hope?
Target has ambitious plans to turn around its weak performance, but is it too small to compete successfully with its larger rivals?
