Not even the world's largest retailer is safe as more consumers turn to the Web to buy everything from diapers to televisions.
CEO Brian Dunn has resigned amid allegations of personal misconduct. Can the company recover?
Stocks on Wall Street were lower at midday, threatening to extend the market's slide to a fifth straight session.
The online retailer is just too competitive on price, leaving the big box searching for a new strategy.
Groupon's implosion is following a very familiar pattern, and it's not the only company doing so.
The rise of online shopping is taking a toll on the electronics chain -- and casting doubt on the future of sprawling, warehouse-like stores.
The ailing electronics retailer's plan to shut 50 US locations may be wise financially, but giving up on 'customer experience' is very risky.
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