Hudson’s Bay, the Canadian department store chain founded in 1670, is preparing for a bankruptcy filing within days, people familiar with the matter said. The chain became a stand-alone business ...

Canada's Hudson's Bay Company plans to lay off 8,347 employees, or 89% of its workforce, by Sunday when it will conclude its liquidation sale and shut all stores, according to documents published ...

According to Placer.ai, an industry-leading location analytics firm, the Green Bay Draft received an influx of 312,000 unique visitors, compared to Detroit’s 238,900, which equates to a 31% ...

Hudson’s Bay, Canada’s oldest retailer, is planning to file for bankruptcy, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

MJ Westmorland (left) and Abby Schoonover of Hudson's Bay pose after helping the Eagles to a second-place finish at the 2A girls bowling district tournament at Fairway Lanes in Centralia on Friday ...

This alternative would necessitate significant capital and immediate and substantial cooperation from landlords and other critical partners. Hudson’s Bay employs approximately 9,364 people.

Hudson’s Bay Company’s efforts to stay in business appear increasingly unlikely to pan out.

Hudson’s Bay Company ULC is a Canadian entity that includes the retail company Hudson’s Bay, comprising approximately 79 stores which are in the process of being liquidated in accordance with ...

Hudson's Bay -- Canada's oldest company -- will close its last six stores that were spared in an initial cull, with merchandise sold off starting Friday, according to a court filing.

By Kelly Cloonan Canadian Tire has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire brand assets and intellectual property from Canadian department store chain Hudson's Bay for 30 million Canadian ...

Hudson’s Bay to lay off more than 9K employees by mid-June The move affects about 90% of the workforce, with just over 100 people staying on to help the iconic Canadian department store wind down.