Consumer
Retail
featured
Consumers are returning to iconic luxury brands such as Tiffany & Co. that have updated products and stores. A Cowen analyst says investors should consider the space too. » Read More
By: Sarah Whitten
Chipotle said Wednesday it will shutter its offices in Denver and New York and relocate its headquarters to Newport Beach, California. » Read More |
By: Lauren Hirsch
Campbell and other food companies have struggled to create growth on their own, and there is little left for them to buy. » Read More |
By: Lauren Thomas
Landlords are still grappling with how to fill those spaces being vacated by department store chains. » Read More |
More
Ralph Lauren reported a higher-than-expected quarterly profit, as the luxury apparel maker's move to pull products off department store shelves and sell more products at full-price boosted margins.
Revlon appointed Debra Perelman as its CEO effective immediately, taking over the post from Fabian Garcia who stepped down in January.
-
Nordstrom's recent earnings sell-off presents a compelling buying opportunity, according to Deutsche Bank.
Tiffany reported better-than-expected first quarter comparable store sales on Wednesday.
Target's sales of nonseasonal products like food and beverages helped buffer the impact of the weather.
U.S. home improvement retailer Lowe's missed analysts' forecasts for quarterly same-store sales on Wednesday as an uncharacteristically long winter hit demand.
Britain's Marks & Spencer said on Wednesday it urgently had to modernize or risk fading away as it reported a second straight decline in annual profit.
Jim Cramer reveals which oil plays could be worth eyeing.
-
Jim Cramer hears from Rent the Runway co-founder and CEO Jennifer Hyman about how her company is revolutionizing retail.
Jim Cramer uses Amazon's stock to explain why buying broken stocks can boost investors' earnings.
AutoNation shares fell more than 3 percent on Tuesday after the company posted a lower quarterly net profit due to higher interest expenses.
Destination Maternity — the owner of stores such as Pea in a Pod and Motherhood Maternity — had a women problem.
"If there was any chance [of a turnaround], I think you would stay," Cramer adds.
Deep discounts helped bring more bargain hunters into its T.J. Maxx and Marshalls apparel stores.
Starbucks clarified its guest policy saying that employees have been instructed on how to deal with customers who are disruptive, smoke or use drugs or alcohol or sleep inside the cafes.
J.C. Penney has been struggling within the quickly evolving retail landscape, as consumers shift their shopping online and away from the mall
Contact Retail
-
CNBC NEWSLETTERS
Get the best of CNBC in your inbox
Get these newsletters delivered to your inbox, and more info about about our products and service. Privacy Policy.▲