Carter’s interim CEO: ‘We’re in line for our refund’
Richard Westenberger said that the company has filed for around $130 million in refunds from the government due to IEEPA-related tariff charges.
Simon Property Group drops effort to evict Saks Global stores behind in rent
The parties have settled a dispute that threatened to derail progress in Saks’ effort to exit bankruptcy court next month.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. subsidiary closing Tennessee office
The Brand House Collective, formerly known as Kirkland’s Home, will close its Brentwood office — impacting 88 employees.
Consumer spending is healthy, but gas prices remain a risk
Higher-income shoppers have kept retail sales healthy, but the economic impact of the war in Iran presents an unknown, according to industry analysts.
Grocery shoppers are trading down to lower-priced retailers, report finds
Rather than just seeking cheaper brands, more shoppers are planning to switch retailers entirely, opting for less expensive stores, Alvarez & Marsal found.
Declining fraud rates don’t mean declining fraud risk
Falling fraud rates can mask rising losses. Here's what the numbers actually mean for your team.
Peak season fulfillment has changed — What today’s retailers must do differently
Peak isn’t about volume anymore, it’s about adaptability. Read the full perspective.
Your terminal already knows what your best customers want. Are you listening?
Sales data shouldn’t just reflect the past—it should drive smarter decisions for the future.
Mattel shareholder pushes company to explore sale
The investment management firm laid out scenerios where the toy company could be acquired by private equity, Hasbro or a media business.
The Weekly Closeout: ThredUp’s revenue jump and the interview that shook retail
The resale platform also saw active buyers grow, while the only thing more surprising than GameStop’s bid on eBay may have been the events that followed.