Mike Tyson’s weed company markets new ear-shaped edibles
Boxing legend Mike Tyson has used his retired years to build an acting career and a weed empire, and now the business entrepreneur is looking to cash in one of his most iconic moments.
Costco memberships may cost more this summer
Roughly every five years, the cost of Costco memberships increase. That five-year mark is coming up this June.
Restaurants serving higher prices to keep up with inflation
FOX Business' Gerri Willis speaks to business owners who are increasing item prices to cover rising costs.
1st retail cannabis licenses in NY will go to people with marijuana convictions: 'Social equity'
The state of New York is planning to grant its first batch of cannabis retail licenses to residents who have had previous marijuana convictions.
Amazon's 20-for-1 stock split: What to know
Amazon's 20-for-1 stock split will make the shares more affordable for some investors.
Toilet paper prices rise as product sizes shrink
The latest consumer product to increase prices by shrinking the size of the item is toilet paper.
Costco, Sam's Club battle for gas dominance
The national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline reached $4.173 as of Tuesday, climbing 50 cents from a week earlier, according to AAA data.
Estée Lauder closing all of its Russia stores
The Estée Lauder Companies suspended "all commercial activity" in Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.
Kohl's betting big on Sephora, smaller stores amid pressure from activist investors
Kohl's is aiming to become the retailer of choice for the active and casual lifestyle and a destination for iconic national brands as it faces pressure from activist investors to pursue a sale.
Bed Bath & Beyond stock surges after GameStop chairman Ryan Cohen's new stake, CEO criticism
Gamestop Chairman Ryan Cohen now owns a big stake of Bed Bath & Beyond and says CEO Mark Tritton is failing at his job and is overpaid.
Dollar General creating 10,000 new jobs in 2022
Dollar General has announced plans to hire an additional 10,000 workers this fiscal year.
Costco earnings top expectations as supply concerns continue
Costco Wholesale reported quarterly revenue and profit topped Wall Street expectations as consumers purchased more groceries and splurged on high-margin items.
Ukraine news: Ikea, H&M pause Russia operations
Ikea also paused all retail operations in Russia, a move that will impact 15,000 Ikea co-workers, according to Inter Ikea Group.
Amazon shutting down all its bookstores, Pop-Up, 4-star stores
The e-commerce behemoth's move comes in an effort to focus more on Whole Foods Market, Amazon Fresh, Amazon Go and Amazon Style stores, as well as its Just Walk Out cashier-less technology.
Amazon shuttering its physical bookstores and 4-star shops
Amazon is closing all of its brick-and-mortar bookstores, as well as its 4-star shops and pop-up locations, as the online retail behemoth reworks its physical footprint.
Ralph Lauren chief commercial officer resigns after investigation into personal conduct
Ralph Lauren's executive vice president and chief commercial officer Howard Smith will step down immediately following an investigation into allegations regarding his personal conduct.
Grunt Style Gadsden-inspired T-shirt sales to benefit children displaced in Russian invasion of Ukraine
Grunt Style’s newest Gadsden flag-themed T-shirt pays tributes to Ukraine’s stalwart national pride in the face of an invading Russian army and will raise money for Save Our Allies, a veteran-founded nonprofit.
Target shares soar after dodging inflation, boosting 2022 outlook
Target's stock jumped Tuesday after the retailer reported an 8.9% jump in comparable sales and boosted its profit and sales forecasts for 2022.
Target misses holiday sales estimates, warns of more margin pain
U.S. retailer Target Corp on Tuesday fell short of analysts' sales expectations for the crucial holiday quarter and signaled no immediate relief from the squeeze on margins by decades-high inflation and rising labor costs.
Downtown Seattle bakery closes 'for the safety of its employees' amid rampant crime, drug use: reports
A downtown Seattle bakery is temporarily closing one of its locations "for the safety of its employees" after a spate of recent shootings, including at least one that was fatal, has left owners concerned, according to officials and reports.


















