Retail

The Minneapolis-based retailer announced Monday that its starting wages will now range from $15 to $24 for team members across its stores, supply chain facilities and headquarters locations.

Estée Lauder Cos. has fired John Demsey, a senior executive who last week posted a meme on his personal Instagram account that contained a racial slur and a joke about Covid-19.

Cars could replace planes at Bader Field.

The warning covers over 8,000 of Bebe au Lait's wooden teethers, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

Mace Security International CEO Sanjay Singh told “Cavuto: Coast to Coast,” Wednesday, that he’s seen an uptick in pepper spray sales in several New York City neighborhoods.

Target said Wednesday that customers can make product returns at drive-up parking spots with "no pickup time window or membership fee required." Customers can also add a Starbucks cafe order.

Lowe's and Instacart announced their partnership Wednesday, which will first focus on delivering items in as fast as one hour in two markets before expanding to other areas in the coming months.

U.S. home improvement chain Lowe's Cos Inc lifted its full-year sales and profit forecast on Wednesday, as home improvement retailers benefit from resilient demand for tools and building materials.

Shares of Fat Brands tumbled as the company disclosed that CEO Andrew Wiederhorn is under investigation.

American gun sales remained strong in 2021, with nearly 19 million firearms sold legally in the U.S., the second highest total over the past two decades, according to new research from the home and personal safety group SafeHome.

Stock investors endured another volatile session as the Russia-Ukraine crisis continues.

Former Toys 'R' Us CEO Gerald Storch argued that consumer demand “is still building” despite surging inflation, but warned that, in the long term, the situation will end "badly."