British retailer Asos gives its fashion chatbot voice powers.

The Australian department store takes the wraps off the first stage of a major refurbishment of its Elizabeth Street, Sydney flagship.

The model will walk in the brand’s beauty and fashion show on Sept. 30.

The Seattle-based retailer once again showed it’s a leader in the department store sector.

The retailer reportedly has at least 50,000 unfulfilled online orders.

Backed by L Catterton, the executive wants to popularize the affordable luxury brand beyond France.

Markets remained jittery over Turkey’s currency crisis.

Wall Street continues to see value retailers as a safe bet for the future.

The current plan is to proceed with a $437 million deal with George Feldenkreis to take the company private.

The privately held Boston-based brand is growing at 10 percent a year and is especially popular in Asia.

The undisclosed location will not be a traditional convention hall.

House of Fraser could be the biggest challenge yet for Sports Direct tycoon Mike Ashley in a cold climate for British high-street retail.  

Google wants people spending less time on phones, but Pie’s new Slices could be a lifeline for e-commerce apps.

The lingerie retailer saw 22 percent comp growth online in the second quarter, but it wasn’t enough to drive an increase.

The company said it sold 10 million soccer balls and dominated social media during the World Cup.