Retail

The U.S. trade deficit rose to a record high in March due to strong domestic demand and government aid, while pandemic worries have also started to fade.

According to a proxy filing by the retailer, Cornell's base salary remained at $1.4 million. However, he earned a $1.12 million incentive bonus tied to the company's sales and income performance. The majority of Cornell's compensation came from long-term equity awards that were either vested or exercised in 2020, which had a combined worth of $70 million.

Target has landed another big name in the interior design world and will be releasing a new limited-edition line of green home décor products.

The e-commerce giant, which is trying to edge out competitors in on-demand grocery delivery, announced Tuesday that is expanding the service after originally launching it in five cities last November.

Walmart filed a notice of opposition with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, saying Yeezy’s logo is too similar to its own trademarked logo.

Camping World, America's largest RV retailer, will partner with BitPay to accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as forms of payment for RV purchases.

Vaccinated shoppers are heading back to the mall, offering hope that the worst of the pandemic downturn is over for this beleaguered industry.

After a year of being stuck in sweatpants, pajamas and fuzzy slippers, Americans are starting to dress up and go out again.

Scammers are increasingly targeting those seeking ammunition and other gun accessories as ammo is in short supply and the market is flooded with first-time firearms buyers, according to hunting and shooting sports forum GoWild.

Kimberly-Clark Corp. has a toilet paper problem as the coronavirus pandemic-fueled surge in demand wanes.

Whirlpool is seeing a demand for appliances that is expected to last several years, CEO Marc Bitzer said.

Hermès, the French fashion house and maker of the Birkin handbag, proved it could thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic, generating a whopping $2.50 billion in sales.

Retail giant Walmart is doing away with some of its automated technology that was designed to make the online ordering and pickup process easier for customers, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

H&M is letting jobseekers rent a suit free of charge in is coming to the U.S.

Consumer Reports has pulled its recommendation for the Peloton “Tread+” treadmill after the Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a safety warning, the product testing nonprofit confirmed on Wednesday.

The warehouse chain posted 13 screenshots of "prominent fraudulent emails, texts, and posts" that are circulating the internet.

Costco launched a new scheduling system through AppointmentPlus to help customers schedule their vaccines at their local Costco pharmacies.

Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., discusses the "hypocrisy" he sees in corporate America’s relationship with China.