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  • New York & Co. Owner files for bankruptcyRetail

    New York & Co. parent company files for bankruptcy and closes hundreds of stores

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  • Goodwill NYNJ CEO Katy Gaul-StiggeRetail

    How Goodwill is reinventing itself to ride the pandemic resale wave

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  • An Albertsons store in Buellton, Calif.Retail

    Albertsons finally returning to the stock market after disappointing IPO

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  • The Microsoft Store in Midtown Manhattan, in November 2019.Retail

    Microsoft is permanently closing all but four of its retail stores

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  • Retail

    Macy’s cutting another 20% of corporate jobs as the coronavirus pummels sales

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  • A pedestrian wearing a protective mask walks past a boarded-up GNC store in Washington, D.C., on June 4, 2020.Retail

    GNC is the latest retailer to file for bankruptcy, closing up to 1,200 stores

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  • A view of the Manhattan skyline on July 4, 2018, during the Macy’s fireworks show.Retail

    Macy’s trades big July Fourth fireworks show for short, multiday displays as concession to pandemic

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  • Elon Musk-Trump Visa Ban ReactionTech

    Tesla, Google, and Chamber of Commerce CEOs among business leaders slamming Trump’s visa ban

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  • ThredUp 2020 resale reportRetail

    The pandemic’s economic crunch is fueling the rise of the resale market

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  • Ohio man Denzel Skinner says he was fired from a Taco Bell for wearing a Black Lives Matter face mask.Retail

    Taco Bell’s Black Lives Matter controversy shows how easily corporations can stumble on race issues

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  • Idle Delta planes at JFK airport during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Delta CEO says return to breakeven is in sight

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  • A closed J.C. Penny store in Music City Mall in Lewisville, Texas.Retail

    J.C. Penney is starting liquidation sales at 136 stores in new source of pain for Macy’s

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  • Retail

    Target’s $15 minimum wage is now permanent

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  • Customers shop at a Walmart store on May 19, 2020, in Chicago. Walmart reported a 74% increase in U.S. online sales for the quarter ended April 30, and a 10% increase in same-store sales for the same period as the effects of the coronavirus helped boost business. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Retail

    U.S. retail sales surge in May but remain well below normal levels

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  • Walmart Sales Soar On Consumer Stockpiling And Shift To OnlineTech

    Amazon foes Walmart and Shopify team up to take on common rival

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