With Chapter 11 filings and mass store closures continuing to reshape America's mall-based retail sector, it's beginning to feel like old news. Brands including Altar'd State, Claire's, Forever 21, ...

Additional tenant announcements and programming opportunities are expected throughout 2026. The North Arcade retail marketplace will maintain regular public operating hours on Wednesdays through ...

Harris Teeter is set to return to Jacksonville, as city records show a site-clearing permit was issued Thursday for vacant land at the Atlantic North shopping center in East Arlington. The project ...

Indianapolis-area strip centers are having a moment, with a fresh batch of retail leases that pulled in AutoZone, Forman Mills and Ali's Bargain Goods now singled out as some of the metro's standout ...

Altar’d State has put in a $7 million “stalking horse” bid for the Francesca’s IP following the retailer’s bankruptcy ...

Agentic commerce requires a significant rethink and redesign of the shopping experience. The bottleneck to agentic commerce ...

The next stage of the massive Station Yards downtown redevelopment near the Ronkonkoma Long Island Rail Road station is expected to include more than 200 housing units and space for medical offices if ...

Stand Out For Good, which operates the faith-based retailer, has emerged as the stalking horse bidder in Francesca's latest Chapter 11 case.

H-E-B ranks No. 1 in Dunnhumby’s ninth annual Retailer Preference Index, taking the top spot among U.S. grocery chains. Value, quality, and emotional connection drove H-E-B’s lead as shoppers continue ...

A women's retailer with nearly a dozen Michigan locations is preparing to shutter them amid a long-running bankruptcy. Francesca's, a Houston-based boutique chain, will close all stores nationwide, ...

Anti-ICE protesters staged a sit-in inside and occupied a Target store in Minnesota on Monday, demanding that the retailer take a stand against federal immigration authorities. A group of protesters ...

Chanel’s tab is $136 million. At Kering, the company behind Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Balenciaga, the bill is nearly $60 million. And those are just two of the many brands owed money by Saks ...