Boston Market plans to open two restaurants per week: report
Get ready for more Boston Market.
Intel caps off difficult year with record sales
Intel Corp., posted record annual revenue but held off on providing a full-year forecast for this year ahead of the arrival of a new chief executive at a time the semiconductor giant looks to fend off competitive pressures and rebuild its technological leadership.
Starbucks, Microsoft, Costco to help Washington’s vaccine distribution
Washington is working with private companies based in the state to help accelerate its coronavirus vaccine distribution plan.
Checkers and Rally's to debut new look in summer 2021
Fast-food joints are headed to the future.
What does a Biden admin mean for the future of small businesses?
Small business owners on pandemic, Biden
Walmart CEO and others support federal minimum wage hike
Walmart's CEO and others support a higher minimum wage but it’s unclear how high.
Walgreens, CVS defend COVID-19 vaccine rollout after NJ Gov. Murphy criticizes slow distribution
Both companies were tapped by the U.S. Department of Health and Senior Services to administer vaccinations to the high-priority populations ahead of the general public in order to stem the spread of the virus.
Pandemic-driven cleaning routines boost P&G sales forecast again
The company’s shares rose 1% before the opening bell after the Cincinnati-based conglomerate also said it would buy back up to $10 billion worth of shares in fiscal 2021, compared to $7 billion to $9 billion it expected earlier.
Costco tests curbside pickup through Instacart at these locations
It looks like Costco is offering curbside pickup after all -- at least in a few locations.
Friendly's sale to restaurant group finalized
Friendly’s isn’t going anywhere.
Gwyneth Paltrow's 'vagina' candle explodes in UK woman's home: report
This Gwyneth Paltrow candle didn’t pass the smell test, according to a report.
Walmart celebrates MLK Day with special fundraising campaign
The MLK Day of Giving effort, which encourages everyone to meet the needs of others in their communities, follows a tumultuous year marked by nationwide demonstrations calling for racial justice and ending police brutality.
DC Apple Stores closed through Biden’s inauguration
Apple previously noted that it will "always put the health and safety of our customers and teams above all else" when determining store closures and reopenings.
Biden inauguration security after Capitol chaos forces DC businesses to close: 'It's difficult'
President-elect Joe Biden's Jan. 20 inauguration and the Jan. 6 riots at the Capitol have brought intense security measures to Washington, D.C., leading some small businesses to close for the week and beyond.
Applebee's announces winter-themed Mucho cocktails
For anyone who needs a drink, Applebee’s has you covered.
Groceries prove a pandemic bright spot for BP and Shell
Oil majors bet offering more fresh food and services at gas-station stores can help offset declining oil income.
New York COVID testing sites may soon expand into empty commercial real estate
New York's commercial real estate sector has taken a massive hit during the coronavirus pandemic, but the Real Estate Board of New York is planning to put some of that empty space to good use by placing rapid testing sites in vacant buildings.
Zappos agrees to become UFC's US-based licensing partner
The UFC on Friday named Zappos its official U.S. licensing partner.
Walmart e-commerce chief Marc Lore resigns after beefing up digital arm of retailer
Lore will continue to serve as a strategic adviser to Walmart through September.
US retail sales fell in December for 3rd straight month
Retail sales fell for a third straight month as a surge in virus cases kept people away from stores during the holiday shopping season.



















