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  • Poshmark appRetail

    How re-commerce players like Poshmark and eBay are adapting to the coronavirus

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  • A “Temporarily Closed” sign hangs in the window of Nordstrom Inc. store in New York City on Friday, March 20, 2020.Retail

    It may be a while before many of America’s stores open again as coronavirus crisis worsens

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  • Deemed an “essential” business, home-improvement chain Lowe’s has been able to keep its doors open in the early stages of the outbreak.Retail

    Though coronavirus-driven uncertainty reigns, Lowe’s CEO says business is holding up

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  • Daily Life in Beijing As Chinas Economy Suffers Historic Slump Due to Virus ShutdownRetail

    How Nike is overcoming the coronavirus impact on its China business

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  • Target sales UpRetail

    Target sales jump 20% as shoppers stock up to face the coronavirus

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  • CVS said on March 23 it is hiring 50,000 temporary workers to help manage its surge demand during the corona virus crisis. Seen here, a store in Ramon, California, January 9, 2020.Retail

    ‘Essential’ stores like CVS and Dollar General go on hiring sprees while the rest of retail reels

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  • Helena Foulkes, former CEO of Hudson’s Bay Co., speaks during Fortune’s Most Powerful Women International Summit in Montreal, Nov. 5, 2018.Leadership

    Exit Interview: What Helena Foulkes learned about retail and leadership as CEO of HBC

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  • Walmart Cars Parking LotRetail

    Walmart hiring 150,000 temps as the coronavirus crisis boosts business

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  • The largest mall operator in the United States is closing its properties until the end of March, adding enormous pressure to an already-hobbled shopping center industry.Retail

    Coronavirus pushes biggest U.S. mall developer to close all properties

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  • Digital sales will spike during the coronavirus crisis but not enough to make up for massive in-store sales losses stemming from store closures and consumers sticking close to home.Retail

    Why e-commerce won’t save retailers from the coronavirus

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  • Retailers that specialize in clothes and other items are facing an incredible challenge because of the coronavirus outbreak as consumers turn to stores that sell a wide assortment including food.Retail

    Coronavirus puts department stores and clothing chains in peril

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  • Shoppers walk past the NIKE store in Amsterdam.Retail

    Nike and Apple lead ranks of retailers temporarily closing U.S. stores during coronavirus crisis

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  • President Trump Holds News Conference In The Rose Garden Of White HouseHealth

    Walmart, Target, CVS, and Walgreens will loan space for coronavirus test centers

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  • A Gap storefront in Japan.Retail

    Gap Inc pegs coronavirus losses at $100 million and counting

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  • Dollar General, with 16,278 stores in rural and suburban America, reported its 30th straight year of comparable sales growth.Retail

    Why Dollar General thinks coronavirus can help business

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