Kohl's Corporation News
Retailers Are Cracking Down on Returns This Holiday Season
Holiday returns won’t be free and easy this year.
It Might Be a lot Harder to Find a Seasonal Job This Year
Walmart and Target are still hiring, but the prospects for job seekers are darker than most years.
Target Adds a New Cult Beauty Favorite
Target's latest beauty brand curation is already a Gen Z favorite.
Kohl's Stock Surges As CEO Michelle Gass Steps Down, To Take New Role At Levi Strauss
Struggling retailer Kohl's said Tuesday that CEO Michelle Gass will leave the group on December 2. She'll join Levi Strauss as president on January 2.
Kohl’s Will Pay You to Shop at its Stores
Kohl's is giving back this holiday season, but not how you may think
Ulta Stands Behind Podcast Guest After Backlash
Major beauty brands continue to make a stand in what they believe in.
After Failed Sales Attempt, Kohl’s Faces Another Headache
In an open letter to shareholders, the owner of a 5% stake in the retailer offers an aggressive proposal.
Kohl’s Shoots for a Holiday Comeback With More Deals
Kohl's sweetens its rewards program through the holidays.
Macy’s Borrows From Amazon’s Playbook In Bid to Boost Online Sales
Macy’s is borrowing a page from Amazon’s and other retailers' playbooks in a bid to attract shoppers to its online offerings and boost e-commerce sales.
Sephora Steps Up to Compete With Ulta, Target, Amazon
Prestige beauty retailer Sephora is offering a new service that caters to those who hate to leave the house.
Breaking News
Fed Inflation Gauge Slowed Again in October, Supporting Dovish Powell
Further slowing in the Fed's preferred inflation gauge is adding heft to Chairman Jerome Powell's signals of smaller rate hikes.
Amazon Needs to Kill Alexa, Maybe Exit Echo Devices
The online retail giant had a plan to own your living room. It didn't work because AI-powered voice assistants don't work.
General Mills Tries a New Take on Lucky Charms
The new variant may be even more magically delicious.
Elon Musk's Latest Twitter Move Looks Like an Act of Desperation
Twitter is desperate for revenue. It has a $13 billion debt burden, but hasn’t showed a profit for eight of the last 10 years.