Across a country where some shelves are empty and patience is thin, authorities are receiving a surge of reports about people trying to cash in on the coronavirus crisis with outrageous prices, phony cures and other scams. An Associated Press survey of attorneys generals in all 50 states found the number of complaints has already exceeded 5,000

Stuck rationing toilet paper because you didn’t stockpile during the coronavirus panic over the last few days? Don’t worry, according to supply chain experts. “All the grocery stores are going to have pallets of toilet paper sitting in the aisles and nobody is going to buy it because who needs to buy toilet paper when you got a year’s worth sitting...

Seven malls in North Texas owned by Simon Property Group are reducing hours starting Tuesday in the wake of the new coronavirus. A bright pink banner on the shopping centers’ websites directed customers to take note of temporary hours. A message from mall management told shoppers in order to support retailers, employees and community, “and in accordance with the latest…

Grocers big and small are hiring more workers, paying overtime and limiting purchases on certain high demand items as they scramble to restock shelves that have been wiped out by panic shopping in response to the global viral pandemic

Panic buying has been rife amid the global spread of the new coronavirus, with consumers around the world stockpiling goods like hand sanitizer, canned foods and toilet paper.

Gap is the latest retailer to dip its toes into the secondhand apparel market, following the lead of Macy’s, Nordstrom and others, in a bid to stay relevant in an industry shaken by changing consumer tastes.

Victoria’s Secret, which once defined sexy with its leggy supermodels in their lacy bras and oversized angel wings, has a new owner

Stuck in a sales slump, Macy’s is shrinking to grow. The department store chain announced Tuesday it plans to shut 125 stores over the next three years and slash about 2,000 corporate jobs, as it closes its Cincinnati headquarters and tech offices in San Francisco. Macy’s said it plans to exit weaker shopping malls, and instead shift its focus toward…

Macy’s announced they will be shuttering 125 stores over the next three years, exiting struggling malls and focusing on building smaller stores in strip centers.

New apartments will take the place of a former church with deep roots in Dallas’ Casa Linda neighborhood. It’s a idea neighbors first strongly opposed, but are now supporting.

Leaders consider a new eight-story 253,400 square feet municipal complex and central library and an adjacent eight-story parking garage with 1,200 spaces at an estimated cost for both of $150 million.

Home improvement retailer Lowe’s has told thousands of workers that their jobs are being eliminated. The company plans to outsource jobs of maintenance and assembly workers to third-party companies. The assembly workers put together products such as wheelbarrows and grills.

A massive new planned development along the northern edge of Frisco may start moving dirt as soon as this summer. The “Fields” development promises at least ten thousand homes, new office and retail, green space and the new headquarters for PGA of America.

The lawsuits are settled and demolition is moving forward again at Valley View Mall in Dallas.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit is renaming a future Orange Line station in Irving.

The Cowboys are wise to skip the first 72 hours of wild and usually regretful spending in NFL free agency. They inked slot WR Randall Cobb to a one year contract.

Tesla is walking back plans to close most of its showrooms worldwide and announced price hikes for most of its electric vehicles.

There’s more bad news for the retail industry. Women’s fast-fashion retailer Charlotte Russe announced Thursday that it is going out of business and closing its remaining 416 stores. The liquidation sales begin Thursday in all stores nationwide. Customers can expect deep discounts on tops, jeans, jackets, dresses, shoes and accessories. Gift cards can be redeemed until March 21, 2019, though...

Macy’s disappointing holiday sales are less about the consumer and more about department stores’ relevance these days, former retail CEO and Target executive Gerald Storch told CNBC on Thursday. Macy’s reported weak holiday sales and cut its 2018 earnings outlook on Thursday morning, sending its shares and others tumbling. “Traditional department stores are fighting for their lives in an Amazon...

Christmas is when retailers prove their worth. Their relevance is on display in a crowded, competitive landscape. It’s an accomplishment that Dallas-based Neiman Marcus and Plano-based J.C. Penney have gotten this far as dozens of department store names are no more.