Delve into the stories of Alexander's, Mays and Arnold Constable, iconic department stores that once thrived on Long Island.

Kohl's is temporarily not accepting Amazon returns at some department stores, the company confirmed to media outlets ...

Australia's Myer announced sweeping changes to its executive team on Friday, including picking rival David Jones' former CFO ...

J.Crew and U.S. Ski & Snowboard have announced today that they're embarking on a three-year partnership where J.Crew will ...

Spending at US retailers last month was much weaker than expected, in a troubling sign that the American shopper could be ...

Midafternoon Monday, the Modesto Fire Department was dispatched to a rescue at Cost Less Food Company on N. Yosemite Avenue ...

While the future of the Hudson’s Bay Company remains uncertain, its Langley location offered signs Monday that a store ...

Joan Pence, whose work with the activist group Western Wayne Indivisible has helped grow the West Bloomfield protests, said ...

With employees from the so-called Department of Government Efficiency poking around in agency systems, faith in data security ...

Hampered by plummeting sales and rising competition from overseas e-commerce merchants, the 41-year-old company entered ...

The 75-year-old sign on North Shepherd Drive that welcomes you to a Sears department store that no longer exists will likely not be torn down. The sign is currently part of an 11.6-acre property ...