HomeGoods

TJX Buys 35% Stake in Dubai-Based Brands for Less

The TJX Companies will invest approximately $360 million to purchase a 35% stake in Brands for Less, an off-price apparel, toys and…

TJX Leans into Off-Price Wave with Long-Term Plans for 1,300 New Stores

As continued inflation drives consumers toward more cost-conscious shopping, TJX — the parent company of TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Sierra —…

Walmart, TJX Provide a Few Bright Spots in Q3 Results

Several of the nation’s largest retailers, including Target, Macy’s, Gap and BJ’s Wholesale Club, struggled during Q3, with all reporting net sales…

Q2 Results Roundup: Walmart and TJX Shine, Target and Home Depot Stumble

The nation’s two biggest big-box retailers, Walmart and Target, reported markedly different results for their second quarters. For the three-month period ending…

The TJX Companies Agree to $13 Million Fine for Selling Recalled Products

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced that The TJX Companies has agreed to pay a $13 million civil penalty for…

HomeGoods Turns Dreams Into Inspiration With New Digital Tool

HomeGoods is exploring a new kind of digital experience with the launch of HomeGoods Dream Vibes, a tool that helps shoppers turn…

HomeGoods Debuts Online Channel

HomeGoods, a division of The TJX Companies, has made a belated entry into digital commerce with the debut of the HomeGoods.com site….

HomeGoods Provides Bright Spot for TJX in Q3; Retailer Plans Ecommerce Launch for Banner in 2021

The TJX Companies Inc. exceeded Wall Street’s expectations in Q3, fueled by strong growth in its HomeGoods division, which generated 15% comp-store…

Off-Price Retail: A Double-Edged Tool For Brands With Excess Inventory Needs

From supply chain disruptions to shifting seasonality and evolving fashion trends, a majority of America’s leading retail brands are constantly left with…

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