Walmart, Kohl's falsely marketed 'bamboo' fiber in bedding, towels, bras: FTC
The Federal Trade Commission has launched lawsuits against Walmart and Kohl's, claiming false advertising on a wide range of "bamboo" products.
Walmart offering new truckers starting salary of up to $110,000
Walmart supply chain workers in Texas and Delaware can also earn their commercial driver's license through a 12-week private fleet development program.
Rite Aid shares tank on Deutsche Bank downgrade
Rite Aid shares plunged on Thursday after Deutsche Bank downgraded the pharmacy retail chain and cut the stock's price target ahead of the release of its quarterly results next week.
Levi Strauss not expecting to reopen in Russia this year: report
Levi Strauss, whose iconic blue jeans were a symbol of freedom during the Soviet era, does not expect to reopen stores in Russia this year after temporarily suspending business a month ago, the company's chief executive told the Financial Times.
California legislature to hear bill aimed at deterring serial retail offenders
California Retailers Association President and CEO Rachel Michelin discussed a bill that she said would strengthen Proposition 47 and is aimed at deterring retail theft.
Bojangles gas giveaway aims to help ease pain of soaring prices
Bojangles is filling customers' "tummies and tanks" with a $1 million gas giveaway campaign.
New Balance amplifying 'long-standing commitment’ to US manufacturing
Joe Preston, president & CEO of New Balance Athletics, noted that his company has had a “long-standing commitment to domestic manufacturing” instead of relying on Asian countries like some of his competitors.
New Balance CEO outlines importance of 'commitment' to US manufacturing
New Balance Athletics CEO Joe Preston discusses the impact of the 'supply chain crisis' and inflation on his company.
New Balance bulking up US manufacturing
Joe Preston, president & CEO of New Balance Athletics, notes his company has had a 'long-standing commitment to domestic manufacturing' instead of relying on Asian countries.
Billionaire Gristedes CEO on how much higher food prices will rise
John Catsimatidis, the billionaire owner and CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, argues a 10 percent increase in the price of food should be expected within the next few weeks.
Food prices will 'continue to rise' for next three months: Billionaire supermarket owner
John Catsimatidis, the owner and CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, argues that in the next 30 to 45 days food prices will soar another 10% amid an inflationary environment.
Illinois veteran who launched Fire Department Coffee leaves fire service to run 'brew' business
Luke Schneider, founder of Fire Department Coffee, tells FOX Business about how his company has been growing rapidly.
Disney hand sanitizers recalled due to Benzene and Methanol presence
Two lots of Disney-themed hand sanitizers have been recalled due to carcinogen presence.
Organized retail theft needs stricter penalties, US Chamber of Commerce tells Congress
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce – the world's largest business organization – is imploring Congress to step up enforcement against rampant retail theft.
Skippy recalls peanut butter jars that may contain metal fragments
Skippy is recalling thousands of peanut butter jars due to fears of possible metal fragments in the products.
H&M to raise prices after profit lags expectations
H&M says it expects to raise prices this year after its profits for December to February period fell short of expectations.
Elevated gas prices hit retail foot traffic: report
The week of March 7 saw the "most severe" decline in weekly retail foot traffic "that wasn’t directly tied to COVID waves or holiday calendar shifts"
California lawmaker: 'Absurd' Biden is blaming Russia-Ukraine war for rise in gas prices
Rep. Young Kim, R-Calif., discusses California's gas tax rebate proposal and the fight to curb retail crime.
Absurdly high gas prices impacting bottom line: BBQ food truck owner
Black Market BBQ CEO Jon German says the biggest impact of the current economic landscape is the inability to expand.
Russia-Ukraine war: Maine retail association creates statewide relief program to send aid to Europe
As part of its From Maine to Ukraine relief program, the association is imploring retailers around the state to donate new clothing such as jackets, fleece, hats and gloves as well as household items.



















