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| Retail Retailers are hoping COVID-19, supply chain bottlenecks and inflation subside next year when they're up against tough comparisons to 2021. By David Moin |
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| | | Financial Companies that retooled in lockdown emerged stronger last year, but will their strategies keep working in 2022? |
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| | | Retail Will big-box retailers, such as Target and Walmart, continue to take share? |
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| | | Retail After a strong holiday season, retailers face sustained headwinds and will be seriously tested to match the 2021 gains in 2022. |
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| | | Retail Central Group, which has teamed with Signa to buy Selfridges, said it is confident that when the pandemic recedes, the "joys in life will return" and people will flock to city centers to shop. |
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| | | Retail The retailer, which operates physical and online stores and a marketplace, said it saw "better-than-expected" full-price sales after Christmas. |
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| | | Financial The company turned a corner in 2020, despite the difficulties of the pandemic, and said beauty business has been thriving. |
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| | | Financial Several newly tapped CEOs are expected to show their skills at brands ranging from Salvatore Ferragamo to Burberry and Versace. |
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| | | Retail In comparison, China's other retail hot spot Hong Kong logged a 97.7 percent decrease in visitors in the first 11 months of 2021. |
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