Amazon is now facing a class action lawsuit over its Ring camera’s Familiar Faces feature, which is used to recognize regular guests when they appear on camera. The lawsuit claims, as a byproduct, “Millions of other Americans passed by a Ring ​security camera and unknowingly had their facial recognition information collected,” (more).

GameStop delivered the highest quarterly profit in company history June 2, with net income pegged at $389.6 million. Collectibles surged, accounting for $348.9 million in gross sales, or about 42% of total company revenue (more).

Neiman Marcus has signaled it will be shuttering its downtown Dallas flagship store. The historic store — once home to annual soirees — will be closing in September of this year (more).

Macy’s saw its first-quarter report card as a win, with comp sales growing by 3%, EPS at 13 cents adjusted against 3 cents anticipated, and revenue registered at $4.68 billion versus $4.61 billion expected. As a result, and with expectations of growth moving forward, the retailer raised its full-year guidance (more).

Brands are contracting their public participation in Pride Month, according to data, but the same data indicates that consumers still value authenticity during celebrations. Nearly half of Americans signaled it was important to them that brands participate in Pride Month (more).