Apparel Retail

Companies such as Ralph Lauren and Under Armour are reaping the benefits of changes made during the pandemic, and investors are noticing.

McDonald’s, Target and Kohl’s will begin requiring masks for store employees in high-risk areas in the United States as determined by the latest CDC rankings.

The footwear retailer is adding premium women’s activewear brand Sweaty Betty to its portfolio as it expands its categories, geographies and online sales.

Under Armour said 2021 revenue will rise at a low-20s percentage, compared with a previous outlook of a high-teen percentage increase.

Simon Property Group saw sales at its shopping malls and outlet centers bounce back to pre-pandemic levels in its latest fiscal quarter.

Walmart’s corporate staff as well as management-level employees must be vaccinated against Covid by Oct. 4, according to a memo obtained by CNBC.

Walmart said it will begin requiring masks for store workers in high-risk counties in the U.S. as determined by the latest CDC rankings, effective immediately.

As Americans slowly return to the office, many are adopting a style that’s been called “workleisure” — a more put-together version of the athleisure.

Retailers are again contemplating whether or not to reinstate mask mandates in stores for shoppers and employees, following updated CDC guidelines.

Athleta is launching a platform for loyalty members offering workout content and spaces to discuss topics ranging from mental health to body positivity.

Crocs reported second-quarter earnings on Thursday that beat.

Avenatti, who gained fame representing Stormy Daniels in her legal battles against then-President Trump, was sentenced to 30 months for the Nike scheme.

Victoria’s Secret detailed its plan for a comeback after it spins off from L Brands, with CEO Martin Waters admitting the company lost relevance with women.

The warning comes after two of Nike’s suppliers in Vietnam recently halted production due to a rapidly growing Covid outbreak in the region.

The International Council of Shopping Centers, the largest trade association for the retail real estate industry globally, is undergoing a rebranding.

Terry Lundgren, who led Macy’s for more than a decade, said on CNBC that rising clothing prices won’t change the consumer’s mind amid pent-up demand.

Maersk announced in May its first-quarter revenue was $12.4 billion.

As Americans emerge from their homes and return to offices, weddings and college campuses, Nordstrom is betting they’ll require a brand-new wardrobe.

Food and beverage tenants were the most active in signing retail leases across Manhattan during the second quarter, according to a CBRE study.

Child tax credit payments, which start Thursday, could lift sales across the retail, restaurant and travel industries, a research note by Cowen analysts says.