Dick's hiring up to 9,000 seasonal workers, gearing up for holiday rush
Recruiting efforts for its stores and distribution centers will kick off on Oct. 14, otherwise known as "National Signing Day."
Sam's Club to hire 2,000 workers, extend some holiday sales events
Walmart-owned Sam's Club announced Thursday that it will be ramping up its hiring efforts and extending various sales events as it gears up for the holiday season.
Dollar General to open stores aimed at wealthier shoppers
Dollar General Corp., the rapidly growing discount chain with over 16,300 stores dotting the rural American landscape, wants to attract more high-income shoppers looking to splurge.
Pabst Blue Ribbon launches Cannabis-Infused Seltzer for buzz-seekers
Pabst Blue Ribbon has jumped on two big trends – cannabis and seltzer.
Lowe's to give another $100M in bonuses to hourly employees
The October bonus will match the funds Lowe's provided to all hourly workers in March, May, July and August, with full-time employees receiving $300, and part-time and seasonal employees getting an extra $150.
Ikea opening record number of stores globally in 2020, despite shoppers moving online
Furniture retailer Ikea plans to open a record number of stores this year, even as more shopping is done online.
Target selling NYC Milk Bar bakery treats
NYC-based Milk Bar has new line of tasty treats at Target.
Williams-Sonoma closing US stores on Thanksgiving Day
Williams-Sonoma has joined a slate of retailers that plan to close all of their U.S. shops on Thanksgiving Day.
Dollar Tree to hire over 25,000 employees nationwide
During Dollar Tree's annual hiring event, the company will look to fill full-time and part-time positions within its Dollar Tree and Family Tree stores and distribution centers.
How coronavirus changed the retail landscape
The coronavirus pandemic accelerated a major shift in the retail industry. Traffic to stores evaporated. Online credit-card transactions soared. E-commerce sales in the second quarter rose by 44.5% compared with the same period in 2019 and they now make up 16% of all U.S. retail sales, according to the Commerce Department.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's famed 'Dissent Collar' is back at Banana Republic, with a new name
Banana Republic has re-released Ruth Bader Ginsburg's iconic collar necklace, just two weeks after the late Supreme Court justice died at 87.
Former Amazon employee arrested on alleged wire fraud charges for false product refunds
The criminal complaint notes alleged wire fraud occurred between November 2019 and February 2020 in which Nguyen used his employee access to falsely and fraudulently issue $96,508.13 in refunds to himself and others.
Stimulus needs to help economy through winter months until we get vaccine: JPMorgan strategist
David Kelly on economy, coronavirus
H&M fined $41M for tracking workers’ personal lives using company database
H&M has been fined more than $41 million for allegedly tracking hundreds of employees’ personal lives on a company database.
Pandemic pushes start of holiday shopping earlier than ever
Black Friday has long been the unofficial start to the U.S. holiday season, though retailers have been pushing holiday shopping earlier for the last decade or so. This year there’s more urgency.
Justin Bieber teases Crocs collaboration with cryptic Instagram post
The pop star shared a photo of a pair of Crocs floating in a swimming pool with the caption “Soon” on Thursday.
Jessica Alba's Honest Company exploring sale: Report
The Honest Company is said to be seeking a valuation of more than $1 billion.
H&M closing hundreds of stores as pandemic accelerates online shift
Clothing giant H&M plans to close hundreds of stores next year as the COVID-19 pandemic drives more shoppers online.
Mall of America gives free space to businesses affected by pandemic, riots
The largest mall in the United States is opening a dedicated retail space to businesses encumbered by the pandemic and unprecedented civil unrest in the wake of George Floyd’s death.
Demand for big-box warehouses soars under e-commerce surge, report says
A key measure of demand for big warehouses soared 51% in the first half of 2020 as the pandemic-driven surge in online sales sent companies scrambling for space to store and deliver goods to locked-down consumers.



















