
Many consumers are entering the holiday season with more disposable income, but retailers are up against a supply chain crisis that has left them scrambling to stock enough partywear, among other things.
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Many consumers are entering the holiday season with more disposable income, but retailers are up against a supply chain crisis that has left them scrambling to stock enough partywear, among other things.
After a consumer boom in 2018, signs are emerging that the main engine of U.S. economic growth could sputter, and a record-long government shutdown further muddies the waters.
As store sales fall and purchases shift online over the Thanksgiving weekend, most U.S. retailers have boosted their web offerings but many still overlook the sales impact from opening their doors on Thursday evening.
Investors would normally be thankful for a strong U.S. economy, yet this holiday season they worry retailers may have to spend heavily to win, leaving shareholders with a lump of coal.
Over the last dozen or so years, bankrupt retailers have had less time to make major strategic decisions for their survival, a change stemming from a 2005 legislative overhaul of the bankruptcy code
JCPenney executive vice president and chief customer officer Joseph McFarland has left the company to follow his former CEO and join Lowe's where he will serve as the company's executive vice president of stores.
J.C. Penney’s CEO Marvin Ellison is leaving the struggling retailer to join home improvement chain Lowe’s Cos Inc, the companies said on Tuesday, sending shares in the U.S. department store chain down 4 percent.
Grebstein is heading to JCPenney from Lowe's Home Improvement where she served as Chief Marketing Officer. She will join JCPenney in June, a few months after the launch of JCPenney Home Services
Sears Holding, the retailer, looks to be rapidly hurtling toward bankruptcy, and therein lies a cautionary history lesson for Amazon.com, Alibaba and other internet conglomerates seeking international domination.
Australia's No. 1 supermarket operator by sales, Woolworths Ltd, slashed its half yearly dividend as a price war forced it to cut shelf prices and sent underlying profit down by a sixth.