FedEx suspended service for 1,400 freight customers
FedEx Corp. suspended about 1,400 customers of its Freight shipping service earlier this month, a move that surprised customers and was aimed at easing a congested network taxed by relentless package volume.
Second bicycle shortage in 2 years hits sellers as COVID-19 pandemic comes to an end
Bicycle and sports equipment sellers are facing a second bicycle shortage after an initial shortage occurred in 2020.
Winnebago sees record sales as millennials enter RV market
Winnebago CEO Michael Happe suggests a record number of sales is due to a rise in demand amongst younger buyers.
Background checks blocked a record high 300,000 gun sales
The number of people stopped from buying guns through the U.S. background check system hit an all-time high of more than 300,000 last year amid a surge of firearm sales, according to new records obtained by the group Everytown for Gun Safety.
Amazon Prime Day powers biggest day for online spending
Online spending in the U.S. hit a one-day record high for the year on Monday, the first of Amazon's two-day Prime Day sale event, according to the Adobe Digital Economy Index.
Ikea Atlanta Juneteenth menu changed after blowback over plans to serve fried chicken, watermelon
Retailer Ikea is under fire after one of its stores reportedly sent out a lunch menu for a Juneteenth celebration that is said to have featured certain dishes that perpetuate racial stereotypes.
Pros and cons of investing in future of economy stocks
Key Advisors Group CEO Eddie Ghabour, Defiance ETF CIO Sylvia Jablonski and 'Apocalypse Never' Author Michael Shellenberger on Reddit stocks and the future of solar panels.
GameStop jumps after raising over $1B in share sale
GameStop has raised $1.13 billion in fresh capital after completing an at-the-market offering that sold five million shares.
Saks Off 5th splits off e-commerce business in $1B deal
Saks Off 5th will split its brick-and-mortar stores from its e-commerce business
Small businesses fight Amazon for consumer dollars
Former investment banker Carol Roth discusses the state of retail on 'Fox Business Tonight'
Amazon’s Prime Day prompts Walmart, Target, Best Buy deals galore
Amazon's Prime Day will be held on June 21 and June 22 – offering more than 2 million global deals over a 48-hour span for Prime members.
Dow jumps 586 points, snapping five-day losing streak
U.S. equity markets soared Monday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average snapping its five-day losing streak and bouncing back from its worst week since October.
Stocks open in the green Monday morning
FOX Business’ Stuart Varney and Susan Li provide insight into the market open, Big Tech and meme stocks.
Can Amazon’s 2021 Prime Day break sales records?
Amplify ETFs CEO Christian Magoon discusses how COVID has impacted shopping habits, Amazon and other retailers.
Walmart competes with Amazon’s Prime Days by offering ‘Deals for Days’
FOX Business’ Lydia Hu on the latest retail headlines.
Dippin’ Dots CEO Scott Fischer accused of revenge porn
The head of the Dippin’ Dots ice-cream empire dished out a cold serving of revenge porn to his ex, sending “private sexual images’’ of her to multiple people — including her own mother, a bombshell lawsuit charges.
Ammo shortage shows no sign of improving: Smith & Wesson
Ammunition inventories that were depleted during the pandemic are showing no sign of improving, according to Smith & Wesson Brands CEO Mark Smith.
Kroger sees job applications spike from June hiring event
Kroger Family of Companies received a substantial application increase from the company’s hybrid hiring event earlier this month.
Amazon selling its own COVID-19 test kits for $39.99
Results will be made available through Amazon's diagnostics website originally designed for the company's employees. Customers can login using the same credentials from their regular Amazon.com accounts.
US retail sales take step back as spending pivots to services, trend remains strong
U.S. retail sales dropped more than expected in May, with spending rotating back to services from goods as vaccinations allow Americans to travel and engage in other activities that had been restricted by the COVID-19 pandemic.



















