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Nordstrom going private in $6.25B deal with founding family, Mexican retailer
The family that founded Nordstrom and El Puerto de Liverpool are buying Nordstrom, paving the way for the retailer to return to operating as a privately held company.
The Container Store files for bankruptcy, insists it's here to stay
The Container Store, which was recently delisted from the New York Stock Exchange, has filed for bankruptcy protection in an effort to try and turn its business around.
In-person shopping makes a comeback amid record-spending holiday season
The National Retail Federation predicts nearly half of all shoppers will head to department and discount stores to knock out their shopping lists this holiday season.
Nissan, Honda announce plans to consider merger
Nissan and Honda agreed to consider a merger and set up a joint holding company, which would create the world's third-largest automaker.
Trump floats idea of US reclaiming Panama Canal: 'Foolishly gave it away'
President-elect Trump implied Saturday he may demand U.S. ownership of the Panama Canal, claiming the U.S. is being ripped off by unfair tolls.
Nationwide Amazon strike expands to Staten Island warehouse workers: 'Will not be stopped'
Workers at an Amazon warehouse on Staten Island in New York will join thousands of others as the strike against the retail giant continues.
Group behind viral 'Hawk Tuah' star's meme coin hit with lawsuit over crash
The group behind the meme coin $HAWK, named after Haliey Welch, aka the "Hawk Tuah Girl," was hit with a lawsuit following the token's crash of 95% from a $490M market cap in minutes.
Party City going out of business after 40 years
Party supplies retailer Party City is permanently shutting down, CNN reported Friday. Its retail footprint in North America spans over 700 company-owned and franchised stores.
Labor force participation among US-born American men has plunged amid soaring immigration: analysis
U.S. workforce participation among native-born Americans has been plummeting for decades amid rising immigration, according to a new report that sounds the alarm on the issue.
Fed’s preferred inflation gauge in November was lower than expected, but remains elevated
The Fed's preferred inflation measure for November, the PCE index, came in below Wall Street estimates. However, it remains above where policymakers want it to be suggesting prices are still stubbornly high.