Americans love Target. That's bad news for Macy's, JCPenney
The winners and losers of America's great retail shakeout are becoming clear. Target and Walmart are definitely winners. Just about every traditional department store is losing.
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The winners and losers of America's great retail shakeout are becoming clear. Target and Walmart are definitely winners. Just about every traditional department store is losing.
JCPenney recently announced that the former Chief Operations Officer of the previously Wisconsin-based Shopko has been hired as a top executive. James 'Jim' DePaul is now the executive vice president of stores for the national retailer, according to a press release.
JCPenney is in danger of its stock getting booted off the New York Stock Exchange because its share price is too low.
Kohl's has built a loyal shopping base of middle-aged moms. Now, it's pivoting to chase a group of customers it has struggled with: millennials.
JCPenney's holiday stretch wasn't as bad as some feared, an encouraging sign for the troubled retailer.
If Sears dies, does that save rival JCPenney?
These are tough times for JCPenney. A day after falling below $1 for the first time since it started trading in 1929, JCPenney stock fell 8% on Thursday to close at 97 cents a share.
Bloomingdale's thinks you might want a dishwasher or a new fridge with your designer bag this holiday.
JCPenney could be in danger of following Sears into bankruptcy.
Jill Soltau, a veteran retail leader most recently in charge of Joann fabric and craft stores, will be tasked with turning around JCPenney.