Store reinvents itself two times a year with new visual and tactile elements.

Gartner Inc. provides a framework to help businesses improve shopping journeys.

The retailer wants to fill the void left by Louis Boston, but those customers may have scattered to the far corners of the earth.

Vacationing consumers may be the best cohort of all since they’re predisposed to spend money.

WS Development believes Boston is underserved by new retail concepts.

The market continues to reshape itself to answer consumer demands, proliferating opportunities in some channels while reducing options in others.

WWD surveyed resort stores around the globe to find out what’s sellling among the beach-going crowd.

Southern California shop owners weigh in on what’s hot this summer and the ins and outs for first timers.

The fashion house zeros in on the item consumers can’t get enough of: shoes.

The direct-to-consumer brand has muscled into wholesale via Nordstrom.

The Italian label continues its expansion in the U.S., a market that accounts for 15 percent of sales.

The Maine-based retailer also commissioned a survey that found work is the major barrier to people spending time outdoors.

The banner also unveils a new store concept by creative director Paul Surridge.

He spent nearly 40 years at the retail company, most of it in the men’s division.

Bousquet-Chavanne will join Emaar in August from Marks & Spencer plc.