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Meant to help businesses impacted by coronavirus, the 90-day delay will not extend to Chinese goods or steel and aluminum imports.

Baselworld loses major brands, thoughts on the future of retail, an update on the Paycheck Protection Program, and more.

An additional $250 billion is on the table, but lawmakers have yet to come to an agreement.

With businesses closed and consumers staying at home, U.S. retail sales posted a steep decline last month.

Jamie Iannone, previously the head of Walmart’s e-commerce channel, will take the reins April 27.

One suspect is alleged to have been involved in the robbery of a second jewelry store in Connecticut.

“The Couch Conference” is a two-day virtual event for retailers looking for guidance on how to weather the COVID-19 crisis.

They’re moved to August, but the Hong Kong Trade Development Council is holding a virtual expo through April.

Australian regulators need more time to review LVMH’s acquisition of Tiffany & Co. as the coronavirus pandemic slows down operations.

The video focuses on the role jewelry plays in life’s special moments and how it honors our emotional connections.

His family spoke out to urge the public to take the coronavirus pandemic seriously.

The company denies the allegations, but said it reached a settlement to avoid spending more time and resources on the case.

It joins a growing number of retailers doing so as stores remain shuttered in an attempt to contain COVID-19.

The CARES Act will provide $2 trillion in aid to keep businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

Mark Vuono, owner of Marco Jewelers in Stamford, Connecticut, was found dead in his store Saturday afternoon.

The Danish jeweler added three new members to its marketing team as parts of its multipart strategic reorganization.

From store closures to employee benefits, here’s how U.S. specialty jewelers are handling business in the midst of COVID-19.

The watch company has closed all its retail stores in the U.S., the U.K., and Canada amid the coronavirus pandemic.

With its stores closed in light of the coronavirus, the jeweler is cutting costs and looking to online sales to help carry it through rough waters.

The luxury titans are converting production facilities to produce medical supplies as their home countries of Italy and France face the coronavirus pandemic.

The family-owned jeweler is donating a portion of its gift card proceeds to local restaurants in the Capital Region in New York as both weather the coronavirus pandemic.

The retailer’s employees will be paid through April 4, but may soon face reduced hours and pay as the coronavirus weighs on the company’s balance sheet.

The jeweler’s main focus is preparing to weather the coronavirus pandemic, said CEO Alessandro Bogliolo.

The jeweler also has scrapped its previously stated financial guidance in the wake of the pandemic.














