The entity running the brand’s locations, which licenses the intellectual property from Authentic Brands Group, filed for bankruptcy last month.

After a trip through bankruptcy court and an acquisition, Glosslab is emerging as a lifestyle brand, with new strategic partners, mother-and-daughter team Elizabeth Woods and Jordyn Woods, at the helm.

Retail landscape embraces shift to service industry.

Nail salons are next in line for Starbucks-style expansion after decades of being overlooked by investors, the boss of the UK’s largest luxury chain has said, after clinching a £130 million valuation.

Athletic apparel maker Fabletics is launching its first denim collection, the company announced Tuesday, signaling the once white hot athleisure category is starting to slow down.

New data from the 2025 CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor powered by Affinity Solutions: Q4 & Year in Review, offers one of the clearest looks yet at consumer spending across 2025.

As energy prices rise, the inflation picture is muddied by an unusual divergence between two key gauges of consumer costs.

Deal comes as city’s yearslong Flagler streetscape project progresses.

Lender took back building at foreclosure sale from Joe Sitt’s Thor Equities.

Resale is one of the fastest-growing corners of the luxury market, but brands haven’t figured out how to compete.

LinkedIn may be forcing its members to step away from the computer screen after the professional networking platform signed a lease for retail space at the Empire State Building.

Paris-based fashion house signed lease at Shanna Collective, Fulton Street’s project, marking district’s first ultra-luxury anchor.

Acadia Realty Trust is continuing its conquest of retail properties in New York City.

Hermès continues trend of luxury companies buying real estate.

Shopping stretches of Madison and Fifth avenues also saw gains toward the end of 2025.

Store openings in the U.S. are expected to rise and store closures fall this year compared to 2025, with value retailers leading the growth as they continue to attract more of consumers’ dollars, according to an analysis by Coresight Research.

Billionaire Steve Ross committed $50M to project last year.

Whatta run! The city might record its beefiest performance in more than a decade.

Also, a Fort Lauderdale retail center is fully leased following deals with Bagels & Co and others.

Tourism comeback, back-to-office mandate boost markets, JLL says.

The property has signed three new leases totaling 64,000 square feet.

Sellers gained $28M after buying property out of UCC foreclosure a year ago.

One Million-Square Foot Mixed-Use Campus is South Florida’s Newest Premier Live-Work-Play Destination.

Footwear and apparel that mechanics, builders and electricians wear on the job is a fast-growing market.

Plus: Pizza Studio Tamaki’s two-night pop-up at Moody Tongue Pizza.

France’s billionaire Pinault family has agreed to sell its 29% stake in Puma SE to China’s Anta Sports Products Ltd for US $ 1.8 billion, marking a further retreat from investments outside the luxury-goods sector as the family sharpens its focus on reviving Gucci.

Company recovery is ‘ahead of schedule’ as coffee customers come back.

Discount department store T.J. Maxx has signed a lease for 40,000 square feet at JEMB Realty’s Herald Towers, where it will open at the end of this year on the ground and lower levels. This is the first Manhattan lease by the big-box store in nearly a decade.

Members of the Federal Reserve opted to keep rates steady at their first meeting of 2026 and for the first time in four votes.