Target to stop selling Pokémon, sports trading cards in store over safety concerns
Target decided this week to temporarily suspend sales of Pokémon and sports trading cards after they allegedly sparked an armed confrontation outside of a store in Wisconsin.
Target to still require masks while reviewing new guidelines
Shoppers at Target stores will still be required to follow coronavirus protocols pertaining to wearing masks.
Chrissy Teigen's Cravings cookware line no longer sold online by Target
Chrissy Teigen's Cravings cookware line was removed from Target's website last month.
Signs of a bridal boom as wedding vendors see rise in demand
'The Knot' executive director Lauren Kay discusses the recent rise in weddings and how to plan one in the pandemic.
Hotels struggle with 'labor crisis'
It is hard for many hotels to find workers. Fox's Robert Sherman has more.
Alibaba logs higher quarterly sales but posts loss on antitrust fine
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. posted revenue growth on stronger retail and cloud-computing results in the latest quarter, but a large fine levied by the Chinese government dragged the company to a quarterly loss.
McDonald's raising US workers' pay in company-owned stores
McDonald’s is raising pay at 650 company-owned stores in the U.S. as part of its push to hire thousands of new workers in a tight labor market.
Groceries are getting more expensive due to labor shortages across industries
Certain grocery items are getting pricier in the U.S. despite coronavirus vaccine efforts.
L Brands to spin off Victoria's Secret
L Brands to spin off Victoria's Secret
Simon Property beats profit estimates as Americans return to malls
Simon Property Group Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Monday, as the largest U.S. mall operator benefited from the return of pandemic-weary shoppers to brick-and-mortar stores.
Costco, Walmart lead job pay hikes, perks to lure workers
Walmart and Target are among the companies offering incentives, such as more pay and added bonuses, to get people back to work.
Amazon delays Prime Day in 2 countries as COVID-19 cases surge
A new date for Prime Day in both countries, which are currently facing a new surge in coronavirus cases, has yet to be announced.
Smoke alarms recalled due to possible failure
The North Carolina-based company, Kidde Fire Safety warned consumers on Twitter that "if you own a Kidde TruSense smoke or smoke/carbon monoxide alarm, it may need to be replaced."
Target giving out $5 coupons to shoppers who get a COVID-19 vaccine in its stores
As demand for COVID-19 vaccines begins to fade, Target is now offering shoppers a $5 coupon if they get the vaccine at a CVS pharmacy in their stores.
NY movie theater gets creative to keep customers coming
Aurora Theater owner Lynn Kinsella discusses ways she's kept her business open throughout the pandemic.
JCPenney cuts hundreds of jobs
Despite new owners, the woes continue for the ailing JCPenney, which has cut 650 jobs, according to Forbes.
Papa John's stuffed crust pizza drove Q1 sales boom
Papa John’s is crediting its first-quarter sales boom to its new stuffed crust pizza.
Honest Company CEO on Wall Street IPO
The Honest Company CEO Nick Vlahos provides insight into the Jessica Alba-backed company going public.
Mother’s Day gifts will cost Americans $220 on average this year
Americans will likely spend more on Mother’s Day gifts this year than they did in 2020.
CVS and Walgreens wasted more COVID-19 vaccines than most states combined
Two major U.S. pharmacies are responsible for wasting a massive amount of COVID-19 vaccine doses