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Kohl's CEO Michelle Gass says its important customers continue to see the company as offering good prices.

Kohl’s Stock Meltdown Shows It Can’t Escape Discounting Trap

The 2019 Met Gala Celebrating Camp: Notes on Fashion - Arrivals

Coty Becomes Majority Owner of Kylie Jenner’s Beauty Company for $600 Million

Nike Shanghai

How the President of Nike Direct Plans to Boost Tech to Grow Sales at Flagship Stores

Packages move along a conveyor belt inside a Wal-Mart Stores Inc. fulfillment center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, U.S., on Wednesday, March 29, 2017. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. acquired e-commerce startup Jet.com for $3.3 billion in cash and stock. Jet.com Founder and his management team were put in charge of Wal-Mart’s entire domestic e-commerce operation, overseeing more than 15,000 employees in Silicon Valley, Boston, Omaha, and its home office in Arkansas. Photographer: Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Walmart CEO Says Online Business Still Has Lots of Work to Do

Shoptalk keynote

Retail Conference Shoptalk to Have Only Women Speakers in 2020

In an effort to get back to growth, Kohl’s holiday season will feature new merchandise from the Olsen Twins and Jason Wu, an early start to Black Friday, and an Amazon partnership. In the photo, Kohl’s CEO Michelle Gass (r.) with Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen

Kohl’s Black Friday Kicks Off Nov. 7, and Features an Exclusive Olsen Twins Line

Kate Spade store

How the New Tapestry CEO Plans to Brighten Up the Fading Kate Spade Brand

J.C. Penney's

J.C. Penney’s New Retail Lab Is at the Center of CEO Jill Soltau’s Turnaround Plans

New York City Exteriors And Landmarks

Bankrupt Barneys New York Will Continue as an In-Store Shop at Saks

Execs at ShopRunner, a service that gives consumers free two-day shipping at 140 retailers, believe the partnership will help them pull in more customers and retail partners. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images

ShopRunner Adds Apple Pay to Checkout Process In New Challenge to Amazon Prime

Stitch Fix’s algorithm highlights products based on customers’ taste—blue for items they’ll probably like; red for items they’ll dislike.

Stitch Fix is diving deep into data for a more tailored experience

Helena Foulkes, chief executive officer of Hudson's Bay Co.

How HBC’s CEO Is Trying Win Canadians Back to Hudson’s Bay

LVMH makes $14.5 billion bid for Tiffany.

LVMH Makes $14.5 Billion Bid for Tiffany

“The ones that are mad at us, we’ve lost them,” Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack says of the gun enthusiast reaction to his 2018 decision to stop selling assault-style rifles.

How Dick’s sporting goods is building a post-gun future

Black Friday Shoppers at Target

Target Amps Up Store Hours in Bid to Win the Holiday Season Shopping Wars