Retail

Target is selling a book that includes a "prayer" from a Black female author asking God to "help" her "hate White people."

Social media influencers are motivating teen spending purchases on clothing and beauty products, a new survey suggests.

Outdoor clothing company Patagonia is praising Major League Baseball for pulling its All-Star Game out of Georgia while it continues to make and sell clothes in a country that brutally represses religious minorities.

Target customers will be able to return their used car seats to any Target store nationwide until April 17.

Merchant groups are forming a national coalition to campaign for stricter antitrust laws, including measures that could force Amazon.com Inc. to spin off some of its business lines.

Kimberly-Clark's baby and child care, adult care and Scott bathroom tissue will be impacted by the increase.

Each week, Funko will release a new and exclusive figure starting at a price point of $9.99. The digital, redeemable NFT collectibles will be sold via the Worldwide Asset eXchange. 

Target is shuttering two San Francisco based locations but will accelerate the pace of building small-format stores.

An annual independent review of Starbucks compiled by former Attorney General Eric Holder praised the coffee chain's commitment to diversity amid the coronavirus pandemic and an election year with widespread protests against racial discrimination.

Lululemon Athletica Inc. posted further gains in sales and profit to close out its latest fiscal year, showcasing the apparel company's continued resilience during a time when surging coronavirus cases shifted more consumer spending online.

The California-based fashion company Guess has reportedly dropped its G-Logo tote bag after social media users claimed the design looked too similar to a trendy indie brand.

Online pet-products retailer, Chewy, reported more than $2 billion in sales and added customers amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The company worked with a Black-owned culture-driven creative agency, Hero Collective.

GameStop Corp. shares rose Tuesday after the video-game retailer announced the appointment of a former Amazon executive to chief growth officer.

The burgers "may contain small pieces of metal" which may "pose a choking hazard or other physical injury," according to the Food and Drug Administration's notice. 

While consumer-goods companies have touted their success in cutting emissions in offices and factories, they are struggling to reduce what they say is the biggest source of emissions associated with their products: consumer use.

The meat industry’s future and retail pricing are in limbo, anticipating the Biden administration to issue an Emergency Temporary Standard amid the coronavirus pandemic’s squeeze on the economy.