Jinjoo Lee is a columnist at The Wall Street Journal, specifically writing for Heard on the Street. She focuses on retail and energy industries, providing insightful analysis and commentary on market trends and company performance. Her articles cover a range of topics, from mergers and acquisitions to consumer behavior and technological advancements.
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Jinjoo Lee's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, including the retail industry, uranium market, retirement planning, convenience stores, Apple security, and the oil industry. Her articles often cite data and include investment analysis.
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Trendy shoe brands such as Hoka, On and Birkenstock are taking a page out of luxury's playbook.
The fight is on for Japanese 7-Eleven owner Seven & i : Its founding family, alongside other Japanese investors, have proposed what would be a risky and record-breaking buyout to counter a bid from Canada’s Alimentation Couche-Tard. Late Tuesday, reports emerged that Seven & i’s founding family, alongside existing investors and trading house Itochu are considering a buyout of the company. About a third of that would be financed by cash and equity from the investor group, with the other two-thirds ($38.7 billion) coming from loans by Japan’s three biggest banks, according to the report.
Donald Trump's call to undo Biden-era regulation isn't welcome news for all fossil-fuel producers.
Donald Trump’s call to undo Biden-era regulation isn’t welcome news for all fossil-fuel producers.
Boosting energy production is easier said than done, and the effect on the government deficit isn’t clear either.
If the early holiday shopping period is any indication, many retailers aren’t feeling the Christmas spirit. Best Buy said on its earnings call Tuesday that consumers are “deal focused,” noting that it saw lower demand between sales events. Target, which reported last week, said there was a more pronounced sales dip than usual the week before and the week after its sale event known as Target Circle Week.
Consumers are still being picky about where and when they spend money. If the early holiday shopping period is any indication, many retailers aren't feeling the Christmas spirit.
While some retailers will pass costs on to consumers, others will take it on the chin.
The newest arrivals at Macy’s have a fresh idea and some tired ones.
By: Jinjoo Lee
Such businesses started seeing signs of belt-tightening from their core customers earlier this year.
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