Andrew Marder

There's some strength lurking in Best Buy's weaknesses, but will it be enough to carry it through the holidays?

Lululemon is having a horrible year and the company has no one to blame but itself.

Square announced a new pricing plan, alienating some customers in the process.

Williams-Sonoma announces its third quarter tomorrow. Here's what investors should look for.

Green Mountain has more than just Starbucks to contend with, and this week's earnings release should highlight some of the company's biggest areas for concern.

Sony's PlayStation 4 console sold more than 1 million units on its first weekend, setting Microsoft up for a fight.

In a year of retail failure, Macy's has emerged as a strong brand with a strong plan.

Starbucks owes $2.7 billion in fines and fees to Mondelez, but the coffee company's strong sales are going to keep it chugging right along.

Retailers that used to start Christmas sales on Black Friday are choosing to open their doors on Thanksgiving, offering shoppers more deals -- and more stress.

In this recently published history of Twitter, feuds are the focus and driver of the social giant's rise to power, leaving little room for business strategy.

If Kate Spade continues to dominate Fifth & Pacific's sales, it may spell the end for Lucky Brand -- and Fifth & Pacific.

The economy may be limping along, but Michael Kors -- as well as other luxury retailers like Coach and Tiffany -- is growing at breakneck speed.

Some Lululemon customers are reporting new quality problems, but there's a bigger issue at stake for the yoga retailer.

The end of the year is going to be make-or-break for GameStop and Best Buy, but they'll have some help from Microsoft and Sony.

There's more of the same in store for Starbucks, and that's good news for investors.

Starbucks can give investors a solid, familiar place to dip into the retail market. Here's what you need to know about the retailer and how it matches up to Panera and Green Mountain Coffee Roasters.

Lululemon's history of growth didn't help it out earlier this year when trouble came calling, and now competition from Nike and Under Armour is heating up.

After years of failure, it looks like J.C. Penney has finally found the bottom -- but can it climb out of its hole?

A great quarter at Under Armour resulted in a fall in the stock price; but that doesn't mean things are sunk.

Starbucks' new Teavana locations will help push the business to new heights.