Retail

The CDC has linked a Big Olaf Creamery to a Listeria outbreak that has killed one person in Illinois and sickened 22 others, but the company claims nothing has been proven.

A Burger King employee who never missed work in 27 years received nearly $330,000 in donations after a video showed him being rewarded with a small gift bag.

A&M Farms, based in Lyons, Georgia, recalled Vidalia onions that were shipped to five states and made available at Wegman's and Publix locations.

Kohl's received an initial bid of $60 per share from The Vitamin Shoppe owner valuing the retailer at about $8 billion. However, it later submitted a revised $53 per share offer without definitive financing arrangements to consummate a transaction.

Bed Bath & Beyond CEO Mark Tritton will be replaced by independent board director Sue Gove on an interim basis.

Consumers are even shying away from Amazon's 48-hour Prime Day shopping event due to surging inflation, according to a new report.

Analysts are accusing Bed Bath & Beyond of turning off the air conditioning in stores to cut costs as the retailer struggles with a substantial drop in sales.

Some retail chains like Target and Walmart are weighing the possibility of paying customers to keep their unwanted items instead of returning them amid a surplus of inventory.

Some large retailers will be limiting purchases of emergency contraceptive pills amid increased demand because of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade last week.

The patio umbrellas, which boast solar panels and LED lights, have a manufacturing defect that can result in the umbrella being burned or catching on fire.

Rite Aid CEO Heyward Donigan is looking to open smaller-format stores in underserved markets and to make pharmacists available for customers 24/7 online.

Retail giant Nike has decided to fully exit Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine. The company said it would scale down operations there.

Lowe's said consumers will be able to visualize projects they are working on in the metaverse, but noted that metaverse users are mostly younger than Lowe's shoppers.

Celsius Chairman and CEO John Fieldly warned that rising labor, fuel and raw material costs adds to "potential recession" and consumer behavior concerns.

Customers are blasting Harris Teeter and Kroger grocery stores for recalling patriotic items, including drink sleeves that read 'Give me liberty or give me death,' amid other customers calling for the items to be removed because they feature guns.

Sam's Club announced that it would be offering annual memberships for $8 for a limited time in celebration of next month's Fourth of July holiday.

Target is expanding its 10% military discount — typically reserved for Veterans Day — to the Fourth of July. The offer can be redeemed on two transactions.

Consumers are facing product shortages with items ranging from baby formula and tampons to hot sauce and wine. More of America’s favorite items may be added to the list in the near future.

Consumers can contact Kroger and Walgreens for information on how to properly dispose of the recalled bottles and receive a full refund for the product they purchased.