Linda Moss

The trust responsible for selling over 100 J.C. Penney stores has filed a lawsuit seeking $150 million in damages from the private equity firm that attempted to acquire the portfolio.

Dollar General and Dollar Tree benefited from store improvements and increased demand from cash-strapped consumers facing soaring gas prices in the second quarter.

Americans are spending more money on looking better, feeling better and living longer as part of what’s been dubbed the “vanity economy.” Shopping center owners are cashing in.

Online furniture retailer Wayfair is adding another store in Florida to its growing fleet of brick-and-mortar locations.

Kohl’s is struggling to win back cost-conscious customers as the nation’s largest department-store chain reported what an analyst said was its 18th straight quarter of declining sales.

Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace, a regional specialty grocer, is expanding its presence in New Jersey and venturing into Pennsylvania with two new stores next year.

Dick’s Sporting Goods is on the defense, arguing that its $2.4 billion acquisition of Foot Locker was a smart move even as the struggling chain weighs on earnings and is expected to post a loss this ...

Academy Sports + Outdoors is going a little bit country, with plans to open Western-wear maker Ariat International shop-in-shops at 200 of its stores this fall.

A joint venture between Urby and Rockpoint has obtained $277 million construction financing for a multifamily tower on the Hudson River waterfront in Jersey City, New Jersey.

Developer Madison Marquette has been awarded up to $75 million in New Jersey tax credits to help pay for an overhaul of the Asbury Park Convention Hall on the city’s boardwalk.

SJP Properties, which has completed several major projects in Morristown, New Jersey, has been selected by the municipality to redevelop a long-vacant downtown site that includes a former Century 21 ...

Even as Walmart’s growth moderates, the retailer’s e-commerce business is surging, powered largely by its network of roughly 4,600 U.S. stores.

Bill Crandall recalls seeing the marquee of his hometown movie theater featuring the blockbuster film “Jaws” all summer when it debuted roughly 50 years ago. He was 6 years old then; now he’s working ...

The parent of off-price retailers including T.J. Maxx and HomeGoods is accelerating global expansion plans, raising its long-term target by 500 stores to operating 7,500 locations.

Target’s dramatic revamp of its grocery and toy departments is boosting the chain’s turnaround effort, according to company officials.

Retailer Academy Sports + Outdoors is accelerating its expansion in the third quarter, rolling out 11 stores across six states.

A&W Restaurants is serving up a prototype for its locations that it says reflects the chain's origins as a group of roadside root beer stands.

RJ Brunelli & Co. is beefing up its presence in Southern New Jersey and Pennsylvania by forging a brokerage alliance with retail leasing veteran Nancy Mozzachio.

Athleisure chain Fabletics is pumping up its expansion efforts with plans to open 25 new stores in the United States and roughly 20 globally, tripling its international footprint.

SRS Real Estate Partners has sold 18 Dutch Bros properties for $46.5 million so far this year as fast-growing coffee chains click with investors.