Amazon, FedEx reportedly weighed teaming up on returns last year
Amazon and FedEx reportedly weighed teaming up on returns last year. FedEx previously had a business relationship with Amazon. The contract expired in 2019.
Crafts retailer Joann files for bankruptcy after 81 years
Joann Inc. stores are set to stay open while the company looks to restructure financially, according to a company bankruptcy announcement Monday.
'Micro shorts' from women's fashion brand bewilder shoppers: 'Bring back adult size clothes!!!'
The fashion brand Free People faced ridicule on Instagram after releasing images for its line of “micro shorts" for the season earlier this month.
What is the Nike Membership program? Exclusive rewards, products, more
Nike fans are encouraged to make the most of their brand loyalty with the company's membership program, touting access to custom products, discounts and expedited service.
Cocktails ready-to-drink? Jameson Whiskey parent CEO says they are here to stay
The head of Pernod Ricard North America, said that while products like hard seltzer have disrupted the industry, ready-to-drink cocktails will be more enduring.
Dollar General drops self-checkout at hundreds of stores to reduce theft
After seeing retail theft continue, Dollar General implemented three plans to change its checkout strategy. This includes getting rid of the option in 300 stores.
Target bringing express self-checkout to stores
Target shoppers will see most of Target's nearly 2,000 stores start using an "express self-checkout" format on Sunday. It has limits of 10 items or fewer.
McDonald's hit by worldwide tech outage affecting restaurants, app
McDonald's says its in the process of fixing a "technology outage" at its restaurants nationwide. Some locations were forced to temporarily stop operations.
Best Buy recalls nearly 300,000 air fryers over 'fire, burn and laceration hazards'
Best Buy is recalling nearly 300,000 Insignia Air Fryers and Insignia Air Fryer Ovens over concerns about “fire, burn and laceration hazards."
Buy now, pay later rent is a real thing: Danielle DiMartino Booth
QI Research CEO and chief strategist Danielle DiMartino Booth identifies where inflation is hitting consumers the hardest on 'Making Money.'
Nearly 20K pounds of Kroger salad products recalled
Nearly 20,0000 pounds of Kroger's apple walnut with chicken salad bowl products that were sold throughout a dozen states are now being recalled over allergy concerns.
TikTok ban will force consumers to 'lift and shift' to other platforms: Amber Venz Box
LTK co-founder and President Amber Venz Box explains how a TikTok ban would hurt businesses on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
We maybe facing a second wave of inflation, warns Mark Tepper
A 'Mornings with Maria' panel provide their reactions to the release of the February retail sales and PPI.
Retail sales rebounded in February, but consumers may be growing more cautious
Retail sales, a measure of how much consumers spent on a number of everyday goods, including cars, food and gasoline, rose less than expected in February.
California businessmen hope to break world record for 'most hair donated in 24 hours'
A men's grooming brand in California known as The Longhairs is holding a charity haircutting event this weekend to raise money for Children With Hair Loss.
Costco CFO weighs in on $1.50 hot dog and soda combo's future
Retiring Costco CFO Richard Galanti on Tuesday provided an update on whether customers might see changes to the cost of the warehouse retailer’s $1.50 hot dog and soda combo.
Dollar Tree to close around 1K Family Dollar stores
Dollar Tree announced on Wednesday that it plans to close nearly 1,000 U.S. Family Dollar stores after reporting quarterly results that missed Wall Street expectations.
QVC apologizes to Asian community, vows increased DEI work after 'offensive' email to customers
QVC, a top home shopping network, issued an apology to customers after sending an "offensive" email advertising handbags that said, "You'll love this bag longtime."
Ikea plans more US price cuts as transportation, materials costs ease
Swedish retailer Ikea said it plans to continue cutting prices for products in the U.S. over the coming months as the costs of transportation and raw material ease.
Another weak retail sales number in February will signal something to Fed's Powell: Brenda O'Connor Juanas
UBS Wealth Management Senior Vice President Brenda O'Connor Juanas and Strategic Wealth Partners investment strategist Luke Lloyd discuss retail earnings, rate cuts, bitcoin soaring to record highs and February's CPI.