Retail Therapy: Swimsuit fashion dives off the deep end

The $5 billion meal delivery market is exploding with options but profits can be elusive. Deliv CEO Daphne Carmeli breaks down costs and solutions to this problem.

The e-commerce giant is seeking more content for its shopping-oriented social network.

As Amazon continues to expand Alexa's value, the e-commerce giant buys a company that enhances its search functionality.

The specialty apparel retailer joins the mobile app era with the launch of an app that seems to favor practical utility over glitz.

The financial services company says that credit terms should be simpler and more fair, and that retailers have something to benefit from that too.

The marketplace concept is coming to mobile with a growing stable of brands, courtesy of Ibotta and its partner Button.

The department store retailer is trying to boost sales of its appliance brand by selling on Amazon and connecting smart appliances to the e-commerce giant's virtual assistant. 

A major shareholder, SLS Management, urged the retailer to take more aggressive action to bolster shareholder value following its failed sale.

The company will emerge from its second bankruptcy in two years as a shadow of its former shadow.

Price-based competition remains fierce for retailers, both online and off.

The savings application, which is being rolled into Target's main app, will retain discounts and third-party coupons.

The company is getting closer to expanding Amazon Payments across retail with a new feature that allows users to order and pay for items at third-party merchants on its app.

The new stores are part of the Chinese retail giant's "New Retail" strategy, which aims to transform and digitize the 85% of the Chinese retail market that isn't online.

The retailer is looking to the technology to monitor shopper dissatisfaction and improve the store experience. 

A study from 3C Interactive paints a different picture of the chatbot trend from other recent studies, but that doesn’t necessarily mean chatbot usage is suddenly booming.

In yet another challenge to department stores, the off-price darling aims to extend its treasure-hunt atmosphere to bigger-ticket items like furniture.

Amazon’s new price comparison practice is hardly an improvement over its old one, and may be more deceptive, according to a watchdog group. 

A class action suit argues that the ailing retailer's stock has performed so poorly that no prudent or reasonable 401(k) manager would invest in it.