Apple closes Hong Kong stores early amid unrest: report
Apple shut down its Hong Kong stores early Monday over concerns related to escalating violence, according to reports.
L.L. Bean opening first Canadian store near Toronto
L.L. Bean is preparing to open its first Canadian store.
JCPenney hires advisers to examine debt restructuring: report
Retailer JCPenney has reportedly hired advisers to examine debt restructuring opportunities, sources told Reuters.
AOC, Elizabeth Warren question Shopko's owner on severance pay
The Wisconsin-based retailer -- which was purchased by Sun Capital Partners in 2005 for $1.1 billion -- filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy at the beginning of January.
Nike counter-sues Kawhi Leonard, says Clippers star 'seeks to re-write history' in logo spat
Nike alleges that Leonard violated the terms of his contract with the company by using the logo on non-Nike apparel with the company’s permission.
Walmart shifts leadership to merge stores and e-commerce operations
Walmart is reorganizing leadership as it works to integrate its online enterprise with its physical stores, according to a new report.
Converse collaborates on ‘UV-activated’ sneaker with Chinatown Market
Sneaker-maker Converse and retailer Chinatown Market had a colorful trick up their sleeve when collaborating on a new type of kicks.
Dressbarn closing 62 more stores, expects to shutter all locations by 2019
Dressbarn announced Thursday that it will close 62 stores in July and August, with nine closing in July and 53 in August.
Arizona Iced Tea, Adidas sneaker NYC pop-up event reportedly led to injuries, arrests
What was meant to be a two-day pop-up event in New York to showcase a 99 cent sneaker collaboration between Arizona Iced Tea and Adidas reportedly turned ugly Thursday morning, leading to injuries, arrests and the closure of the event, officials said.
Back-to-school sales tax holidays bringing savings to 16 states
Retailers are gearing up for back-to-school shopping, and parents in students in many states will be able to pick up their supplies without having to pay any state sales taxes.
Toys R Us set to open 2 stores as part of major comeback
Toys “R” Us is hoping to bring some joy to the holiday season with two new permanent stores — part of its major comeback after shuttering more than 700 stores in the U.S. in 2018.
Arizona Iced Tea collaborates with Adidas on 99 cent sneakers
Arizona Iced Tea is breaking into the sneaker business, revealing on social media its collaboration with Adidas.
Kohl’s hiring seasonal workers for back-to-school and holiday shopping
Looking for work? Kohl’s said it’s hiring an early wave of season workers at almost twice as many stores as last year.
‘Canceling Amazon Prime’ spikes in search during first day of Prime Day sales: report
Even before Amazon Prime Day was over, many people appeared to be trying to cancel their memberships, according to new data.
Amazon defends business practices toward third-party sellers at antitrust hearing
Amazon has faced allegations of anti-competitive practices in recent months amid concerns that it could use sales data from its third-party platform to develop target product offerings.
IKEA closing its only US factory, will move operations to Europe: report
IKEA plans to close its only U.S. factory site and shift operations to Europe.
Amazon Prime Day boosts sales for retail rivals, early data shows
Large U.S. retailers, classified as companies with $1 billion or more in annual sales, experienced a 64 percent spike in e-commerce compared to a typical Monday.
Amid Amazon's Prime Day, eBay launches ‘crash sale’ on series of items
eBay has dropped a number of deals Monday and Tuesday as a direct competition to Amazon’s Prime Day.
Movers & Shakers: July 16, 2019
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