Vermont-based outdoor equipment retailer Orvis will close 31 stores and five outlet locations by early 2026 due to "unprecedented tariff pressure," president Simon Perkins said.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Pam Danziger reports on retail, focused on the luxury consumer market. Twice as many retail stores will close in the U.S. this ...

Retail giant Target is gearing up to open seven new stores across different cities in the US this month. Here's all you need ...

The New York-based company, known for its comfortable socks and "buy one, donate one" social mission, opened its first retail ...

A counter-intuitive trend seems to be rippling through the retail industry. In the context of a relatively healthy (at worst lukewarm) economy at the moment, and in spite of a tight retail vacancy ...

In the Friday announcement, the retail chain company said that “as we reflect on the past year at buybuy BABY—a period of trials, learning, and invaluable insights—we recognize the need for a ...

Months after the popular party and balloon supplier Party City closed hundreds of stores across the country as part of a "winding down" of operations, the brand's new owner says the company will be ...

Outdoor and sporting goods chain Orvis, which has a location in Millbrook, is closing many of its stores early next year.

Meta wants to grow its retail footprint, Business Insider reported on Wednesday. As Meta continues to invest in wearables, these stores would ideally help Meta boost the sales of hardware like the Ray ...

Outdoor retailer Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI) reportedly plans to close three of its U.S. stores next year. The closures will affect REI locations across the Northeast, including Paramus, New ...