Sustainability and demand for apparel make reselling used clothes an attractive option for brands, including Lululemon and Target.

Employers want to keep their workers happy in this tight labor market — and holiday staffing is expensive.

Target, Walmart and Home Depot told investors they have more than adequate inventory to weather the holidays.

Big companies have started offering free tuition for workers on the front lines. Does it help with retention?

This week, we saw positive quarterly earnings from Macy’s and Kohl’s, and news that Amazon plans to open what are essentially department stores.

Big companies like Ford, Target and Microsoft plan to have some workers on-site, some remote. Those on-site may gain advantage, experts say.

Since the pandemic has changed behavior of cosmetics customers, analysts expect both Ulta Beauty and Target to benefit from their partnership.

The retail giant is boosting its minimum wage $2 per hour, accelerating planned increases. The move may reflect current crises in America as well as expectations of a strong economy.

Employees are asking consumers to refrain from buying these companies’ products or services.

The retailer missed the mark on electronics and toy sales.