Industries

Sunday's bankruptcy filing marks the second in less than five years for David's Bridal, which supplies wedding gowns to one out of every four brides in the U.S.

Sotheby's International Realty's Jenna Stauffer argues people are moving to Florida for better "quality of life," and is a post-pandemic trend that's likely to continue long-term.

Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association President Todd Spencer shared his concerns over the EPA's new restrictions on gas cars amid the electric vehicle push.

A new Budweiser ad released on social media features patriotic images and messages about the "American Spirit" in the wake of their parent company's recent controversy.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has put India squarely in focus for the company's plans moving forward as he looks to gain some distance from China after a troubling few years.

CVS Health informed employees that transgender workers may use bathrooms corresponding with their gender identity and must be referred to by their preferred pronouns.

Walmart's chief merchandising officer Charles Redfield is leaving the role, according to The Wall Street Journal, as the retail giant faces changing consumer behavior.

Best Buy has made a string of store-level job cuts over the past two years as competition from online retailers has continued to erode sales in its physical stores.

Evette Ingram combined her passion for wigs and helping women and opened Evette's Beauty Supply. After being targeted by robbers and burglars several times, she is closing up shop.

Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli reacts to March's worse-than-expected retail sales, predicting that the U.S. economy will have a surge of bankruptcies.