Retail

Burger King – owned by Restaurant Brands International – first began selling the plant-based Impossible Whopper nationwide after a successful test run in seven markets. Now, they're on to nuggets.

Levi Strauss & Co. says its business is insulated from surging cotton prices at least through the middle of next year.

Obtaining a Christmas tree, real or artificial, may be much harder this season due to shortages.

Consumers are urged to “immediately” stop using the recalled white wood stools which can "break during use."

An Australian supermarket chain, Coles, will no longer offer in-store butcher services for customers, moving entirely to pre-packaged meat.

Given surging prices of shipping containers and clogs in the supply network, transportation costs to get toys for kids to U.S. soil are reaching new highs with three months until Christmas.

Between 1,400 and 1,500 hourly employees employed at plants in Omaha, Nebraska; Battle Creek, Michigan; Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and Memphis, Tennessee, went on strike, ultimately threatening production of its iconic breakfast products.

Hundreds of thousands of at-home COVID-19 tests from Australia-based digital diagnostics company Ellume were recalled Tuesday after discovering that some tests delivered higher-than-expected false positive results.

During the virtual and in-person event, Kroger will look to fill retail, e-commerce, manufacturing, supply chain, merchandising, logistics, corporate, and pharmacy and healthcare roles.

The extra funds will be given to hourly team members, seasonal team members, service center and supply chain positions, as well as select headquarters positions who work during Target's busiest days.

Amazon customers can find "Black Friday-worthy" deals and discounts now across a wide variety of product categories including fashion, home, beauty, toys, and Amazon devices.

Companies are prioritizing higher-priced items as consumers move away from budget-friendly products to upscale goods.

Two Connecticut men have been accused of allowing federal food aid recipients to redeem their benefits for cash and other ineligible items at a convenience store while charging them a nearly 50% premium for the transactions.

The U.S. is facing an uptick in cotton prices because of drought impacting production in the U.S., according to NRF’s Chief Economist Jack Kleinhenz.

Coppertone has issued a voluntary recall on specific lots of several sunscreen sprays after finding they contained benzene, a chemical known to cause cancer.

Craig Fuller recommends to get holiday shopping done sooner than later amid global supply chain concerns.