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A good idea is a good idea. Banana Republic is going to revive its "Mad Men" capsule collection for sale on March 1, just in time for the show's long anticipated comeback on March 25 on AMC. Call it an "encore installment" of both.

Staples will debut a tablet-optimized e-commerce website this week that emphasizes visual navigation and minimizes the need to type on a touchscreen keyboard. Consumer tablet users will be automatically routed to the tablet site at t.staples.com, according to published reports.

Collective Brands' Payless and its partners said that in 2012 they expect six store openings in Korea, as well as five stores each to open in Thailand and Vietnam.

Bidz.com Inc announced that it received notice from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") that the investigation of the Company has been completed. The SEC does not intend to recommend any enforcement action against the Company.

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, L.L.Bean has recreated its popular Spring 1933 catalog cover with renowned photographer Randal Ford. Go behind the scenes to see how it was done.

You know the tide of commerce is turning when a six-year-old can come up with an e-business idea and it's, well, good. Bethany Sawyer was your average five-year-old (now six) who loved to draw, when she came up with an idea for how she could turn her art into a proper business.

Marc Stamas/(MINNEAPOLIS) -- Mere hours after Target released designer Jason Wu’s limited-edition collection in-store and online Sunday, the fashion line was sold out. “The collection became available shortly after midnight online, and was sold out within...

Best Buy decided to forgo the regular celebrity spokesperson for its annual Super Bowl commercial in favor of highlighting mobile technology innovators.

American Apparel, Inc. (NYSE: APP) announced preliminary sales for the month ended January 31, 2012. The Company reported that for the month of January 2012, total net sales increased 14% to $41.4 million. For the same period, comparable store sales...

Much of the discussion about Amazon is focused on its digital side, yet the company is relentlessly expanding into the physical. It's announced five new warehouses since late December, all with more than a million square feet. It's testing out delivery lockers in New York and Seattle for those who can't receive their goods at home.