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Franchise Group Enters Exclusive Negotiations To Acquire Kohl's
Franchise Group is reportedly offering to buy the company at a price of $60 per share. 
Franchise Group is reportedly offering to buy the company at a price of $60 per share. -
Kohl's Confirms Receiving Multiple Acquisition Proposals
Bidders for Kohl's include Saks Fifth Avenue's parent company HBC, and private equity firms Sycamore Partners and Leonard Green Partners. Bidders for Kohl's include Saks Fifth Avenue's parent company HBC, and private equity firms Sycamore Partners and Leonard Green Partners. -
Kohl's Received $9 Billion Take-Private Bid From Hedge Fund
The offer made by the consortium backed by activist hedge fund Starboard Value represents a 37% premium to the company's last closing price. The offer made by the consortium backed by activist hedge fund Starboard Value represents a 37% premium to the company's last closing price. -
Kohl's Pressured To Sell Or Split Its E-Commerce Business
Hedge fund Engine Capital is urging Kohl's to consider selling or splitting its e-commerce unit to boost its stock prices. Hedge fund Engine Capital is urging Kohl's to consider selling or splitting its e-commerce unit to boost its stock prices. -
Kohl's Exits Eight Underperforming Women's Apparel Brands
Iconic women's apparel brands such as Jennifer Lopez, Popsugar, Dana Buchman, Elle, and Juicy Couture will no longer be available at Kohl's department stores. Iconic women's apparel brands such as Jennifer Lopez, Popsugar, Dana Buchman, Elle, and Juicy Couture will no longer be available at Kohl's department stores. -
Kohl’s, JCPenney, Home Depot Blast Trump For Trade War
Three of the largest retaail chains blame Donald Trump for hurting their operations as a result of his trade war with China. 
Three of the largest retaail chains blame Donald Trump for hurting their operations as a result of his trade war with China. -
U.S. Sales are Up but Shares Plummet, Investors Mum
Investors seem unhappy these days as U.S. retailers experience an alarming dip in shares. Macy's dropped at two digits while Kohl's and Target stocks plummeted by 6 percent. Amid fears and doubt of the future, the Federal Reserve expressed willingness to adjust to economic changes. 
Investors seem unhappy these days as U.S. retailers experience an alarming dip in shares. Macy's dropped at two digits while Kohl's and Target stocks plummeted by 6 percent. Amid fears and doubt of the future, the Federal Reserve expressed willingness to adjust to economic changes.
