You've probably heard it's the day businesses finally make a profit. Nope.

Dressing room mirrors with touch screens that tell stores about your preferences and buying habits are part of a wider push to track online and offline shopping activity.

The retailer, which reports earnings Wednesday, is trying to lure customers back.

The department store needs new ways to compete with Target and Wal-Mart.

The department store will pay $650,000 and pledges to change its practices.

Retail sales stalled last month. They're at their weakest reading since January.

Customers are more likely to buy luxury goods from rude, snooty, or aloof salespeople.

Labor unions in Bangladesh continue to struggle for expanded worker rights.

Rick Caruso of The Grove says shopping centers are in the entertainment business.

Congress is out for recess, but not to play. And a look at France's proposed new rules for workplace messaging after hours.