Even before the dreadful coronavirus pandemic, most specialty apparel retailers were already playing a dangerous game. They continued to operate their online and brick-and-mortar businesses ...

In the wake of the most devastating period in modern American retailing history when the coronavirus pandemic shut down more than two-thirds of the stores ...

Ten miles is the average distance that 90 percent of the U.S. population would have to go to reach one of Walmart\’s roughly 4,700 stores. ...

The great American closing was straightforward. Stores, restaurants, and the bulk of the economy switched to sleep mode; waking up will be a different matter. ...

In the sea of the coronavirus, I\’ve made my bi-weekly pilgrimage to the Union Square farmers market in New York for fresh food. Whatever the ...

The possibility of losing one or more major department stores is looking more and more like a reality as Covid-19 wreaks havoc on these already ...

Gap is struggling. CNBC reported that Gap’s stock had fallen by more than 25% over the past year before the coronavirus outbreak. Gap’s former CEO, ...

For off-price stores it is a Dickensian Dilemma: the best of times and the worst of times. When physical stores start to reopen over the ...