The Weekly Closeout: Ashley Graham’s J.C. Penney collection hits stores, Etsy moves to the NYSE

Core Insights - Etsy is transitioning its stock listing from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange, with the Nasdaq listing ceasing on October 10 and trading on the NYSE starting October 13 [2][3] - J.C. Penney launched a new collection by Ashley Graham, featuring sizes from 0X to 5X, aimed at enhancing customer confidence and celebrating curves [3][4] - Le Creuset introduced a limited 'Wicked: For Good' cookware collection, priced at $450 each, in collaboration with Universal Products & Experiences, ahead of a movie release [5][6] - Tractor Supply agreed to pay $1.35 million for violating California privacy laws and will implement remedial measures following an investigation [6][8] - REI's new strategy, outlined by CEO Mary Beth Laughton, focuses on an updated membership program, enhanced services, and a purpose-led culture to improve customer engagement [10][11][12] Company Developments - Etsy's move to the NYSE is seen as a significant step for the company, which began trading on Nasdaq in 2015 [2][3] - The Ashley Graham collection at J.C. Penney is part of the retailer's effort to redefine its brand and attract a new generation of customers [4] - Le Creuset's new collection aims to inspire personal expression through its unique designs [5][6] - Tractor Supply's privacy violation highlights the increasing scrutiny on retailers regarding customer data protection [6][8] - REI's strategy includes a commitment to having products that are well-stocked and competitively priced, reflecting a shift towards operational efficiency [12][13]