JCPenney owners offer to buy archrival Kohl's for $8.6B
Owners of JCPenney make multi-billion dollar offer to buy Kohl's after the company put itself up for sale earlier this year. FOX Business' Cheryl Casone with more.
JCPenney owners offer to buy archrival Kohl’s for $8.6B
The owners of JCPenney have made an offer to acquire archrival Kohl’s in a deal that could value the department-store chain at upwards of $8.6 billion, The New York Post has learned.
Florida woman says Dollar General fired her over viral TikTok videos
A Florida Dollar General manger was terminated after she began creating TikToks accusing the company of treating their employees unfairly and creating unsafe working conditions.
Inflation isn't impeding Mother's Day shopping, expert says
Katherine Cullen, NRF senior director of industry and consumer insights, told FOX Business inflation, which is rising at its fastest rate in more than 40 years, isn't stopping consumers from spending on loved ones.
Supply chain expert warns of rising rates going into peak season: ‘I see a lot of trouble ahead’
Alba Wheels Up President Salvatore Stile addresses supply chain woes as peak season nears.
Old Navy to avoid price increases on kids' apparel through back-to-school season
Old Navy is committing to pausing price hikes on select kids' clothing through the end of September to help families with their back-to-school shopping amid record-high inflation.
Atlanta Apple Store employees file for union election
Apple Store employees at the tech giant's Cumberland Mall location in Atlanta, Georgia, have filed for a union election with the National Relations Board, becoming the first group of the company's retail workers to seek formal recognition.
Billionaire entrepreneur stuck in supply chain ‘backlog jam’
Paul Mitchell and Patrón co-founder John Paul DeJoria says the supply chain's "backlog jam" could get worse with China lockdown disruptions.
Billionaire entrepreneur says to ‘diversify’ supply source amid inflation
Paul Mitchell, Patrón Spirits and ROK Group co-founder John Paul DeJoria on how his companies overcame inflation in the 1980s.
Austin Whole Foods unveils pay-by-palm service for grocery shoppers
Whole Foods shoppers in Austin, Texas, can now buy their groceries with nothing more than a swipe of the palm.
Wawa eyeing Florida Panhandle region, south Alabama for store expansion
The convenience store chain says it is actively looking into potential sites for new stores in Pensacola, Panama City and Tallahassee, Florida and Mobile, Alabama.
Apple Store workers start union effort, collecting signatures
Apple Store workers at the Grand Central Station NYC location want minimum pay of $30 per hour for starters in a long list of demands.
Thousands of California grocery workers ratify new contract
Thousands of unionized California grocery store workers have a new contract.
Easter Sunday: Here's what's open and closed this weekend
Retailers across the country are closing Sunday, April 17 to observe the Easter holiday, including Best Buy, Costco, and Target.
Costco ending special COVID shopping hours
Costco's allocated shopping hours, implemented during the height of the pandemic for seniors, health care workers and first responders, are coming to an end.
Lululemon expands resale program nationwide
On April 22, the Canadian brand, known for its high-end product line, will expand its first trade-in and resale program, "Like New," which it tested in two states last year.
Dollar Tree recalls hot glue guns over fire, burn hazards
Crafter’s Square Glue Guns can “malfunction when plugged in, posing fire and burn hazards,” according the the recall notice posted by the CPSC.
China COVID lockdowns ‘concerning’ for supply chain: Long Beach port director
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero argues China’s zero-COVID policy will ‘definitely have an impact’ on the global supply chain.
Companies ‘no longer holding back’ on passing costs to consumers: Long Beach port director
Port of Long Beach executive director Mario Cordero says the next few months will be telling for the direction of the supply chain and economy.
Retail sales fall shy of expectations as consumers confront sky-high inflation
U.S. consumers continued to open their wallets in March, even as they confronted the hottest inflation in four decades.



















