Retail News

Facing mounting debt and multiple lawsuits over its alleged role in the sale of opioids, the drug store chain reportedly is planning to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Retail Leader spoke with Claire's Chris Duncan about the retailer's partnership with gaming studio Super League and growing its Roblox experience to engage consumers online to drive shoppers to physical stores.

The grocery tech leader plans to list on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “CART.”

The partnership offers the opportunity to test Shein’s brand in Forever 21’s physical mall locations, and expand Forever 21’s online reach.

From coast to coast, Sprouts plans to open stores driving its store count to more than 390 stores in 23 states.

Sandwich chain Subway is being sold to Roark Capital, ending more than 60 years of family ownership.

The beauty retailer will now accept payment via employee devices in select U.S. stores.

Dick’s Sporting Goods revealed this week shrink represented a third of its merchandise margin decline and blamed organized retail crime. Retailers across the board weigh in on theft and shrink.

Unlike the retailer’s other eight small formats known as Market by Macy’s, the four new stores will be branded under the Macy’s banner.

The retailer-owned hardware cooperative has already opened 100 stores this year, and said 70% of its online orders are picked up in store.

The East Coast-based warehouse club is building its third club in the Volunteer State, which is set to open in early 2024.

The new distribution center is Dollar General’s first dual facility combining the efficiencies of traditional and DG Fresh supply chain functionalities and represents an approximate $140 million investment.