Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay Exploring European Joint Venture
The company it has signed an agreement to explore a joint venture, not to sell its European business.
Hudson’s Bay Agrees to Sell Half of its European Business
Hudson's Bay will sell about half of its EU business to Signa Holding in a deal that will unite two major…
Germany’s Karstadt and Galeria Kaufhof Department Stores Near Merger
Signa and HBC have reportedly signed a letter of intent for the fusion of the German Karstadt and Galeria…
WeWork Introduces Retail Format for Its Members
The format will be quickly rolled out to all WeWork locations in the U.S.
HBC Raises Mental Health Awareness
T-shirt sales will benefit mental health organizations.
Activist Shareholder Resumes Pressure on HBC
Questions are being raised over whether HBC is moving fast enough to monetize real estate.
HBC Meeting: Baker Addresses the Real Estate Strategy
HBC is striking real estate deals with a range of companies from Topshop to WeWork.
Hudson’s Bay to Close Lord & Taylor Flagship
The closure was revealed as the group reported higher net losses but improved comparable-store sales at Saks…
Gladd, Japan’s Biggest Flash Sales Site, Buys Gilt Japan
The move comes as Gladd gears up for a 2020 IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
HBC Sells Off Gilt
The sale of Gilt to Rue La La raises speculation about future possible selloffs.
HBC Names Chief Technology and Digital Officer
HBC needs to raise its penetration of digital sales to be more competitive against such retailers as Macy's…
HBC Extends Grants to Mental Health Organizations
The retailer has a $6 million commitment to mental health initiatives by 2020.
Bernd Beetz Joins Galeria Kaufhof Supervisory Board
The former Coty ceo is expected to become supervisory board chairman of HBC's German and Belgian department…
Hudson’s Bay Details Nine-Month Malware Attack
The breach was contained on March 31, but might have impacted all Saks Fifth Avenue, Saks Off 5th and Lord…
Key to Survival: Department Stores Recruit From a Broader World
Department stores are gambling on talent from other sectors to revive their businesses.