As Myer closes stories and David Jones posting a massive loss, it begs the question – is this the end of luxury department stores?

Stacker takes a look at 50 major retail chains that no longer exist and the reasons for their demise.

Dick's Sporting Goods opened a new store at Towson Place featuring a House of Cleats with 400+ cleats and a golf hitting bay.

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The board of the iconic leisurewear group is in open war with its billionaire founder, who could decide the directors’ future ...

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Sporting KC won 3-1, its first home victory since last August. Roger Espinoza’s pregame speech referenced Sporting KC’s 2011 ...

A long-established sporting goods chain has closed more than 175 stores as brick-and-mortar retailers face pressure from ...

Ramona’s long-empty Kmart on Main Street is getting a full-blown second act as Ramona Station, a roughly 107,000-square-foot ...