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Gap's selling a San Francisco building, while Marshalls is closing a door in downtown D.C. and another in Philadelphia. Who's next?

Gap and Marshalls Owner Eye Real Estate Deals

Why People Might Soon Be Paying More at Marshalls

Why People Might Soon Be Paying More at Marshalls

TJX recalled more than 110,000 baby blankets whose fibers could choke infants.

TJX Says Recalled Products Could Choke, Strangle Babies

Wells Fargo retail analyst Ike Boruchow investigates that trends at play in retail and what they mean for off price in 2023.

For Off Price Retail, This Year and Next Could Be Polar Opposites

Charging customers more for off-price merch is working out pretty well for Marshalls and HomeGoods owner TJX, according to CEO Ernie Herrman

TJX’s Problem? ‘Holding Back Merchants From Buying Too Much, Too Soon’

TJX has agreed to pay a $13 million fine to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for selling previously recalled products.

TJX Caught Red-Handed Selling Recalled Products, Fined $13 Million

The right merchandise mix and careful price increases helped TJX offset higher costs in a way that Walmart, Target and Amazon couldn't.

TJ Maxx Owner: ‘Most Recession Proof’ Name in Retail?

Off-Price is Wall Street's favored retail channel, but whether it can keep its target margins in an inflationary backdrop remains unclear.

Here’s the Biggest Challenge Off-Price Faces This Year

Off-price retail may be the big beneficiary of the topsy-turvy supply chain that has negatively impacted just about every consumer goods sector in some way—with retailers like TJX, Burlington and Ross Stores now firmly in a spot to capitalize by having more SKUs in reserve.

Cowen: Pack-and-Hold Could Carry Off-Price Through Supply Chain Woes

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