Retail

The former Duke University standout shared an image of himself in a basketball jersey with the Jordan Brand logo, alongside the phrase “Kingdom Come.”

The Coca-Cola Co. is taking a more positive outlook on the year, thanks in part to some new products and one vintage drink making a comeback.

New Friends-Inspired Roasts from Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf.

Harley-Davidson boasted more than 3 million riders in 2018, an all-time high, the company said in its second-quarter earnings report Tuesday.

According to company records,102 company-owned and franchise locations have already closed in the first six months of the year.

Hollister’s lingerie brand Gilly Hicks is attempting to make a major comeback starting with pop-up stores.

The doughnut and coffee seller announced on Monday its plans for a “comprehensive shop redesign” at its restaurants for the first time in more than a decade.

A variety of packaged food sold at Target and The Fresh Market are being recalled over possible listeria contamination.

Apple shut down its Hong Kong stores early Monday over concerns related to escalating violence, according to reports.

L.L. Bean is preparing to open its first Canadian store.

Retailer JCPenney has reportedly hired advisers to examine debt restructuring opportunities, sources told Reuters.

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 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 is reorganizing leadership as it works to integrate its online enterprise with its physical stores, according to a new report.

Sneaker-maker Converse and retailer Chinatown Market had a colorful trick up their sleeve when collaborating on a new type of kicks.

Dressbarn announced Thursday that it will close 62 stores in July and August, with nine closing in July and 53 in August.