The official data has painted a confusing picture since the partial government shutdown.

The industry has already seen more store closure announcements this year than in the whole of 2018.

The credit score company says consumers need to create a household budget.

Data from DynamicAction shows a steep decline in “customer profitability” as retailers look at the overall shopping experience instead of taking a more tactical approach.

Department stores and clothing stores shed jobs in April.

Retail spending continues even as consumer credit card debt soars.

It appears to be stronger than many had thought, but economists were mixed on whether this rapid growth pace can be sustained.

Government data shows income before taxes rising more than 4.3 percent.

Clothing store sales rose by 2 percent between February and March.

Apartmentguide.com analyzed stores locations across the U.S. to see which place had the most.

The firm said negative ratings on certain retail loans will impact commercial, mortgage-backed securities.

A stronger RMB and relaxed visa rules are fueling more shopping abroad, while a revival at home is also in the cards.

February’s numbers were worse than economists had been expecting.

The third annual report from personal finance site, Finder.com, included online and in-store purchases.

L.A.-based Thrilling partners with celebrity stylist Ali Mandelkorn and Goodwill SoCal to push special causes without discarding fashion.