Terry J. Lundgren

Terry J. Lundgren

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  Macy's 1Q profit rises 20 pct on solid sales

  Macy's Inc. reported a 20 percent increase in first-quarter profit even though cool temperatures and economic worries dampened some of its shoppers' ... 

• Judge: JCP can sell Martha-designed goods for now

  J.C. Penney can sell certain home goods designed by Martha Stewart that were destined for shelves in May — for now, a New York State Supreme Court ... 

• Trial over Martha Stewart brand resumes

  Attorneys for J.C Penney and Macy's were back in court Monday to fight over the Martha Stewart brand after a monthlong mediation period went nowhere. 

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  Martha Stewart denies wrongdoing in Penney deal

  Home decor and food guru Martha Stewart testified in court on Tuesday that she did nothing wrong when she signed an agreement to open shops within ... 

• JC Penney could wind up with empty shelves

  J.C. Penney, which is struggling with big losses and steep sales declines, could face another challenge: empty shelves. New York State Supreme Court ... 

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  Penney CEO emails suggest aim at breaking deal

  It's been a tough week to be Ron Johnson. J.C. Penney's CEO was in the hot seat again on Friday in New York State Supreme Court after facing investors ... 

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  Macy's profit beats Wall Street expectations

  Macy's reported a fourth-quarter profit that beat Wall Street expectations as its strategy of tailoring merchandise to local markets paid off during ... 

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  Macy's CEO testifies in fight over Martha Stewart

  Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren testified on Monday that he hung up on home diva Martha Stewart after she called to tell him that the company that bears her ... 

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  Macy, Penney to spar in court over Martha Stewart

  Let the pots and pans fly. Two of the nation's biggest department stores — J.C. Penney and Macy's —began to duke it out in New York State Supreme ... 

• Macy's key revenue figure rises in December

  Macy's said Thursday that revenue in stores open at least one year rose 4.1 in December, edging past Wall Street estimates. But the figure grew less ...