Retail

Best Buy founder Richard Schulze said that he is “feeling really good about the holiday season” despite rising inflation.

Target and Walmart delivered a sign of encouragement for holiday shoppers that are not only battling inflation but who have feared sparse store shelves amid the supply chain crisis.

This holiday season is expected to be a record for online shopping in the U.S., which could mean an uptick in package thefts from porches, according to reports.

Consumer spending accelerated in October as shoppers kicked off the holiday shopping season earlier than usual due to the supply chain bottlenecks.

More shoppers visited stores than they did in the same period last year, with traffic up 5.7% and spending per trip up 3.3%, a sign that shopping habits may be normalizing after last year's extreme shifts in buying behavior.

Home Depot Inc.’s results were better than expected in the latest quarter, a sign that the home-improvement retailer could be avoiding the worst effects of the supply chain snarls reverberating across the economy.

Retailers are already announcing Black Friday sale items, so FOX Business created a round-up of some top picks

Costco has launched a recall of a Kool-Aid drink mix that may contain fragments of metal or glass, warning customers of the dangerous Kool Aid.

Costco customers at four of the retailer's Chicago-area warehouses had their payment information compromised after employees discovered five card-skimming devices during routine PIN pad inspections at the end of August.