retail

The store in Union Gap has already been shut down, along with ones in East Wenatchee, Seattle, and Longview. But few details about where the next closings will be.

Forever 21 is already in the Valley Mall in Yakima but if you don't want to drive there, be patient and Kennewick will soon have its own Forever 21.

Forecasters predict a lot less spending in 'traditional' stores this year, likely no Black Friday won't help.

Gov. Inslee, in a bit of a change, laid out some praise for the private industry, but also asked some "aimed" questions that the industry leaders answered, but could have easily turned testy.

It appears real, actual retail, auto industry and other 'experts' and leaders will be on the call, as opposed to 'financial counselors,' advisors and other Inslee-friendly so called experts.

Considering the number of 'closed' retail businesses, this appears to be a rather 'odd' move by the Attorney General.

A mix of news items, from police, retail, government health and other local impacts related to COVID situation. As of March 18.

According to Bloomberg financial experts, it trends continue, Amazon will pretty much rule the retail world.  In a new article released Friday, more potential brick and mortar retail store closings could be looming. Will they affect the Tri-Cities?

On the heels of yet another raise to the nation's highest minimum wage rate,  House Bill 2672 would set in motion a gradual increase of the wage offered entry-level and unskilled workers to $12 by the year 2017.

Finding a job in retail may soon become a whole lot more difficult.