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'Tis the Season to Window Shop in New York

Department store windows remain an attraction for consumers in New York City.


Luxury

When High Art Meets the High Street

Fast fashion retailers are exploiting increased public interest in contemporary art with a slew of artist collaborations. Is it working?


News & Analysis

Levi’s Tells Customers: Leave Your Guns at Home

Levi's CEO Chip Bergh expressed concerns over maintaining a safe shopping environment at its hundreds of stores across America in a note published on LinkedIn.


News & Analysis

Little Bras Are Lifting Sales for American Eagle

Aerie, and parent company American Eagle Outfitters Inc., got a jump-start on other lingerie sellers by specialising in less-lined bras just as the trend took hold last year.


News & Analysis

Trump Blamed for Hurting Traffic at Tiffany Store

The shop on Fifth Avenue, next to Trump Tower, has seen “sales softness” compared with the year before and relative to the company’s other US stores.


News & Analysis

Tiffany Shares Rally After Luxury Slump Shows Signs of Easing

Tiffany & Co. rose as much as 6.5 percent after improving sales in China and Japan signalled that the worst of the global luxury market’s downturn may be over.


Retail

Black Friday’s Slow Death Drags On as Shoppers Migrate Online

E-commerce orders surged on Thanksgiving, the day before Black Friday, eliminating the need for shoppers to wait in long lines and fight for deals at physical shops.


Retail

Holiday Price War Intensifies as Wal-Mart, Target Pursue Amazon

As Black Friday ushers in the year-end shopping rush, chains are touting larger price cuts than in 2015 — a gamble that maintaining market share is worth squeezing margins.


Retail

R.M. Williams Steps Up its Retail Ambitions

The heritage Australian bootmaker, backed by LVMH private equity arm L Capital Asia, is expanding its global retail footprint, but can its measured strategy prevent another accessible luxury brand from becoming a victim of its own success?


Retail

Department Stores Change Tactics as They Lose Ground to Screens

Retailers such as Macy’s Inc. and J.C. Penney Co. are preparing for the holidays by offering more exclusive products, store-in-store showrooms and in some cases cash rewards.