Macy’s continues to dramatically streamline to survive through the pandemic.

Even as cases of the coronavirus keep rising in the state, Gavin Newsom is not yet following other states in pulling back on reopening.

The U.S.’s handling of the pandemic has many European shoppers buying fewer American goods, a trend that could linger.

Due to COVID-19 disruptions, China is expected to claim this mantle sooner than expected.

The bankrupt retailer is in the process of liquidating scores of locations and will be liquidating more.

Changes brought on by the pandemic have permanently transformed retail.

ThredUp’s latest 2020 report analyzes the acceleration of resale, in light of the coronavirus pandemic and economic recession.

In phase two of restarting NYC’s economy, stores are opening at their own pace in the days ahead.

Parent company Tapestry said it would make significant reductions in its global corporate and retail workforce in May and June.

The Rome-based couture house opened a sprawling flagship in the storied shopping street in 2014.

As part of its Chapter 11 restructuring, Neiman’s is considering vacating Hudson Yards.

This week, retailers move forward in what will be a long road to recovery from the impact of COVID-19.

And if things at one of Europe’s largest department store chains get any worse, as many as 80 sites could shut and 10,000 staff could lose their jobs.

The retailer has been phasing in store operations with a cautious market-by-market approach.

Consumers will continue to embrace online shopping and convenient pickup options even after the crisis ends.