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  • A temporarily shuttered HomeGoods in Sterling, Va. TJX, parent of HomeGoods, said in May that it’s seeing “plentiful off-price buying opportunities” as a result of the moribund retail environment and has reopened more than 1,600 stores worldwide as states ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions.Retail

    Why TJX is reemerging stronger from the lockdowns than Ross Stores

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  • A to-go bag at a Chipotle in Louisville, Feb. 2, 2019.Retail

    How Chipotle’s past food crises prepared it for the COVID-19 outbreak

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  • Amazon boxes sit at a United States Postal Service facility in Fairfax, Va., on Tuesday, May 19, 2020.Retail

    Amazon reportedly set to delay Prime Day until September

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  • Coronavirus Pandemic Causes Climate Of Anxiety And Changing Routines In AmericaRetail

    How Lowe’s is finally emerging as a strong e-commerce player

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  • Shopify founder and CEO Toby Lutke speaks onstage at a tech conference.Tech

    Why Shopify is betting small business can get in on the coronavirus e-commerce boom

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  • A Best Buy employee tends to a customer outside a store in Montebello, Calif., in April. The electronics chain remains closed to customers but open for pickups.Retail

    How Best Buy’s new concierge service is making in-store shopping safer

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  • Vocal coach Rachelle Jonck at the Rose Theater in New York, July 18, 2019.Careers

    The Coronavirus Economy: Meet the vocal coach keeping busy while opera stages are all dark

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  • A Kohl’s store in Levittown, N.Y.Retail

    Why Kohl’s CEO believes stores will still matter post-COVID

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  • Inside a Walmart fulfillment center in Bethlehem, Pa., in March 2017.Retail

    Walmart’s online sales surge during the pandemic, bolstering its place as a strong No. 2 to Amazon

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  • British conductor Sir Simon Rattle during the final dress rehearsal prior to the season revival of the Metropolitan Opera/Robert Carsen production of “Der Rosenkavalier” by Richard Strauss at Lincoln Center’s Metropolitan Opera House, New York on Dec. 10, 2019.Arts & Entertainment

    Opera houses face two daunting uncertainties: Reopen dates and funding from wealthy donors

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    10 big business deals that are changing the pet industry

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  • PET.07.20.Cat Walking LeashRetail

    Why the pet industry hopes Americans will start treating their cats more like dogs

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  • PET.07.20.Pet-WarsRetail

    It’s a dogfight at America’s pet stores as COVID-19 upends the $96 billion industry

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  • An Orlando J.C. Penney in May, temporarily closed owing to the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo by Paul Hennessy/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Retail

    J.C. Penney is planning to close 242 stores

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  • An aerial view shows the parking lot is nearly empty outside of a Neiman Marcus store that has been shuttered by the COVID-19 pandemic at Oak Brook Center shopping mall on May 7.Magazine

    Misery at the mall: Which retail chains are hurting the most?

    By Nicolas Rapp and Phil Wahba