Dollar Tree to sell items priced above $1 amid rising shipping costs, inflation
Dollar Tree shares have jumped more than 16% Wednesday as the discount retailer plans to sell some products at new price points above $1 at all Dollar Tree Plus stores and test additional price points at more than 100 select legacy locations.
Whole Foods roasted over attempt at anti-racist messaging
A banner seen at a Whole Foods Market stating that the company 'supports the Black community' sparks a conversation about the neighborhoods the chain markets are typically found in
Lowe’s thanks first responders with special offer
The home improvement retailer will recognize firefighters, emergency medical technicians, police officers, nurses and doctors nationwide and on Lowes.com with a 10% discount available from Oct. 22 to 24
Tom Brady: 'I feel like I’m just coming back to life'
The most decorated quarterback in history is still at it, at age 44. Now he’s ready to let the world in more as he looks forward to life after football and launches an eponymous fashion brand.
Costco chartering ships to transport goods amid global supply-chain troubles
Costco CFO Richard Galanti said the company has "chartered three ocean vessels for the next year" which will carry “several thousand containers.”
HomeGoods goes digital ahead of holiday season
Similar to the off-price home décor retailer's more than 820 brick and mortar locations, HomeGoods.com now features a wide selection of curated merchandise across product categories including bedding, bath, decorative pillows, kitchen goods, seasonal décor, pet and storage/organization.
Why coffee could cost more at groceries, cafes
After hovering for years near $1 per pound, coffee futures — the price large-volume buyers agree to pay for coffee upon delivery months down the road — doubled in late July, reaching heights not seen since 2014. Though prices have eased a bit, they remain elevated at about $1.90 per pound.
CVS adds anti-theft drug safes at some Texas stores
The safes, which help to prevent robberies by delaying the time it takes for pharmacy employees to open the safe, are part of the company's commitment in building healthier and safer communities, CVS said.
Retailers, shoppers embrace 'buy now, pay later' strategy
Swipe4Free Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Vartanov on companies adopting the 'buy now, pay later' plan and why consumers are gravitating towards the new strategy.
Will vaccine mandate slow holiday shopping?
FOX Business’ Grady Trimble on how vaccine and testing mandates can impact the retail world.
Walmart to offer Beyond Meat's plant-based chicken tenders
In addition to offering Beyond Chicken Tenders, Walmart will increase the number of its stores distributing other Beyond Meat products, with more than 1,500 additional locations offering Beyond Breakfast Sausage Classic Patties and more than 1,300 stores offering Beyond Breakfast Sausage Spicy Patties.
Fashion company lets users rent clothing from each other
Tulerie founder and CEO Violet Gross explains how her company works.
Cargo piles up as California ports jostle over how to resolve delays
Nike Inc. doesn’t have enough sneakers to sell for the holidays. Costco Wholesale Corp. is reimposing limits on paper towel purchases. Prices for artificial Christmas trees have jumped 25% this season.
Top stocks hit by supply chain issues
Phil Flynn of The Price Futures Group joins Great Hill Capital chairman Thomas Hayes on 'The Claman Countdown'
Boppy loungers recalled following 8 reported infant deaths, federal officials say
In each reported case, federal regulators say the infant had suffocated after being placed on their back, side or stomach on the lounger.
Nike’s revenue pinched by supply-chain disruptions
The COVID-19 pandemic has caught up with Nike Inc. The sneaker giant’s revenue growth is being limited by supply-chain disruptions that have slowed the production and delivery of shoes and other goods around the world.
Costco limits purchases on paper goods, water & key items amid supply chain delays
Costco is attempting to mitigate a perfect storm of port delays, higher labor and freight costs, and shortages on everything from shipping containers, trucks and drivers to various components, raw materials and ingredients.
Is there any slowing down brick and mortar retail?
J Rogers Kniffen Worldwide CEO Jan Rogers Kniffen and KB Advisory Group's Kristin Bentz discuss the steady rally in the retail market.
Target to hire 100K workers, provide more hours to current employees for holiday season
The company is slimming down on its seasonal hiring and investing even more in flexible scheduling options, training, pay and benefits for its current team.
Walmart ditching layaway option for 2021 holiday season
Walmart customers purchasing items online can now choose Affirm as a payment method at checkout and apply for a loan. Meanwhile, for in-store purchases, customers can apply for a loan online, pick their desired payment plan and scan a single use barcode at the register.



















