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

The Sears investor and executive also submitted a $470 million offer to buy Kenmore and the firm’s home improvement services business.

The tax-free transaction will also see the core VF trimmed down and based in Denver.

Wrangler and Lee could be spun off or sold, according to a published report.

Two women who used to work at Nike claim they were paid less than their male counterparts and subjected to harassment.

The company’s first-quarter sales rose 59 percent, although losses widened on spending for more growth.

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

The retailer is looking for a new voice for the boardroom.

Connected watch sales grew 91 percent in the second quarter, helping offset weakness in the company’s traditional offering.

Sanpower-owned Brookstone Inc. has filed for bankruptcy protection while House of Fraser continues to look for an investor.

Retailers are fighting for workers and worrying over the escalating trade war with China.

W may have a surprise buyer in the wings, but there are many more media brands in need of a savior.

The company plans to use the line of credit from Temasek to build on its fast-growing subscription business.

President Trump’s administration is considering more aggressive duties for $200 billion in Chinese imports.

The mass merchant is getting out of the C9 by Champion business, but Hanesbrands said its brand is charging on.