Updates from Walmart, Kohl’s, Gap and Urban Outfitters show just how far fashion still has to go to come back from the COVID-19 crisis.

Nearly all stores remain closed. Corporate headcount has been reduced company-wide. But Gap was vague on plans to emerge from the crisis.

Retailers are phasing in store openings and hoping for sufficient shopper traffic.

The $16.4 billion retailer has signed a licensing deal to extend assortments at Gap, Banana Republic and Janie and Jack.

The current pandemic is magnifying retail’s great divide.

The San Francisco-based retailer continues to take strong measures to cope with COVID-19.

The partnership is part of the retailer’s sustainability efforts. But it comes in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic — when the future of resale is still uncertain.

This year, Earth Day is celebrated at retailers nationwide but in different ways from previous years.

The ceo of the firm’s real estate advisory has firsthand experience with landlord-tenant negotiations.

The #PayUp campaign by social justice nonprofit Remake alleges brands like Gap, C&A and others have gone silent. WWD sorts through it all.

Tens of thousands of retail workers are being furloughed this week.

With work-from-home culture taking over, e-commerce is stepping into the commerce spotlight.

Retailers facing steep sales drops amid mass closures and shelter-in-place orders want credit and relief on rent and taxes.

Fashion reacts by temporarily closing stores or reducing hours to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Here’s the complete list of changes.

Some improvement was seen at Old Navy last quarter.