The court affirming federal protections for gay and transgender employees opens a new door in the ongoing struggle for civil rights.

This is Amazon’s first joint litigation with a luxury fashion brand and Valentino’s first such litigation with an online retailer.

The retailer got the final blessings from a bankruptcy court in Texas for its debtor-in-possession financing facility.

Nicolas Bazire, a close adviser to Bernard Arnault, has been sentenced to three years in jail in a Nineties-era arms kickbacks scandal.

The momentous decision finds that federal law protects employees from discrimination for sexual orientation and gender identity.

Employees contend at least one worker has died after contracting the virus and dozens of confirmed cases at a New York warehouse.

The retailer has opened some stores for pickups, but told a bankruptcy court Tuesday it is still considering how to reopen safely.

High-profile retailers may turn to damage insurance amid national protests against police brutality and the police killing of George Floyd.

The asset transfer of the online shopping retailer, which some creditors have called Neiman’s “crown jewel,” looms over the proceedings.

The brand claims Hollyren, one of the biggest Chinese manufacturers of eyelash products, is making unauthorized reproductions of its patented products.

A bankruptcy court allowed the retailer to defer rent payments, even as states are lifting lockdown orders.

As retailers pursue swift restructuring plans to start anew, they face the safety risks of doing so during a public health crisis.

The bankrupt retailer’s landlords objected to the notion of deferring rent payments for 60 days, citing reopenings in a number of states.

The retailer’s advisers said at a remote bankruptcy hearing Saturday that the retailer was here to stay and needed to quickly restructure.

The COVID-19 era’s retail bankruptcies will highlight the power struggles between debtor-in-possession financing lenders and trade vendors.