Corporate News

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

As it reviews the e-commerce giant's buyout of Whole Foods, the agency is probing a report that Amazon's reference prices mislead customers.

Paul Price has been chief merchant at Burberry for a decade and replaces Topshop veteran Mary Homer, who left to lead The White Company.

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

Terry Lundgren, the man credited with building the first national department store chain, is leaving Macy's but he just can't quit retail. 

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.

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

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

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. 

The Swedish fast-fashion retailer will stick to quarterly and year-end reports and hold “Capital Markets Days” to provide more in-depth information.

The new center is part of the retailer's broader effort to ramp up digital operations and challenge Amazon.

Startups ranging from a meal delivery kit company to an online tailor service head to Minneapolis for a three-month program. 

Private equity firms might also be suitors for the upscale footwear and accessories brand.

The first quarter brought a slowdown in sales growth for the off-price retailer, and opening more stores is the antidote, analysts say.

Virginia Drosos will take over for Mark Light, who is retiring due to health reasons.

Nine startups are in line to get a six-figure check as well as development and management help in pursuing conversational commerce efforts.

The concept of a virtual fitting room is not new, but Metail just raised close to $12.9 million in funding for its ability to personalize the concept for each customer trying on clothes.

The hardware retail co-op is working with an investment banker to search out potential buyers, and rival Ace might be interested. 

The bridal category, like so many apparel segments, has been disrupted by new players offering lower prices and unique designs.

Mike George, who has been with the company since 1998, is stepping down just as the smart assistant and its devices begin to see explosive growth.

More than 20 parties have signed nondisclosure agreements as the company shops itself and its assets in the Canadian equivalent of Chapter 11.

Department stores continue to falter, but e-commerce sales rose in June, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce.

In 2014, the company became one of the first retailers to hire a chief information security officer, just months after a high-profile data breach.