Holiday photo card industry pivots in coronavirus pandemic
Holiday cards might look a little different after the COVID-19 pandemic filled 2020 with surreal, and sometimes terrifying, events.
Clorox says product shortages to stretch through mid-2021
As coronavirus cases continue to surge around the country, California-based Clorox Co. is struggling to meet demand, warning product shortages will extend through mid-2021.
Coors Light introduces Beerman, a pile of snow with a face that's meant for holding beers
If you can’t make a snowman, how about some beer?
Walmart to triple exports of India-made goods to $10B each year by 2027
The company plans to help develop hundreds of new suppliers in key Indian export categories such as food, pharmaceuticals, consumables, health and wellness, and general merchandise, along with apparel and homeware.
Guy Fieri's Trash Can Nachos to be offered nationwide alongside gourmet options on Goldbelly
Now you can eat garbage-can nachos without having to get dressed and leave your house.
Multiple California counties increase number of customers allowed in stores to prevent panic buying
The chief executive of the California Grocers Association in Sacramento, Ronald Fong, noted that limiting stores to 20% capacity "causes a rush."
Court approves sale of DressBarn parent company to private equity firm: WSJ
Ascena Retail Group Inc. has won court approval to sell its Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant, Loft and Lou & Grey retail brands out of bankruptcy to private-equity firm Sycamore Partners in a deal valued at about $1 billion.
Ex-FBI director clears Papa John's founder of racial bias, slams 'clearly inaccurate' media
Freeh argues that facts and fairness surrounding Schnatter's comments on NFL protests against police brutality were "drowned out by the more sensationalized mischaracterization in the mainstream and social media."
California city redesignates existing outdoor dining locations as 'public seating' to help small businesses, restaurants
Manhattan Beach, California, has issued an order that redesignates existing outdoor dining spaces as 'public seating' in order to encourage residents to support local restaurants and retailers while complying with Los Angeles County's COVID-19 restrictions.
Walmart, Sam's Club selling a series of at-home COVID-19 tests – here's how much they cost
Customers can get their hands on a variety of COVID-19 test collection kit options on Walmart.com and SamsClub.com.
Coronavirus makes contactless shopping the new norm at grocery stores, restaurants
Earlier this year, priorities were focused on consumer and employee retention with only 21% of businesses saying digital transformation was a top priority, according to a new study.
Hooters offshoot, Hoots Wings, announces franchise opportunities
Exciting news for chicken wing fans.
American Dream Mall CEO says people ready to 'get out of their home'
The coronavirus pandemic has kept Americans cooped up in their homes long enough, and American Dream Mall co-CEO Mark Ghermezian told FOX Business Network Monday people are ready to get out, do some shopping and have some fun.
CVS needs to hire thousands to roll out vaccine distribution – here are the jobs available
CVS is prepared to provide vaccinations in all 50 states, as well as Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, based on the prioritization schedule.
New Jersey’s American Dream Mall still waiting to fully reopen
Mark Ghermezian on mall’s operations.
JCPenney emerges from bankruptcy
In November, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas approved a purchase agreement in which substantially all of J.C. Penney’s retail and operating assets would be acquired by its two largest landlords and its primary lenders.
Jim Beam offers 1 customer a 'snow globe experience' for socially distant celebrations
If you have to drink in a bubble to drink safely, then go drink a bubble.
More than 142,000 Dollar Tree candles recalled for fire hazard
Officials cautioned that the Sure Scents 2-1 Peaceful Stream/Moonlit Waves Candles have high flames.
IKEA turns the page on catalog after seven decades
Its very first edition, in 1951, featuring the MK Wing Chair on the cover, had a print run of 285,000 copies and was distributed in southern Sweden. The last one, from this year, runs to 40 million copies.
Amazon, YETI team up with joint lawsuit against alleged counterfeiters
The suit alleges that from approximately February 2020 to September 2020, Michael White and Karen White of San Diego, Calif., advertised, marketed, offered, and sold counterfeit YETI products, including the company’s Rambler mug, in the Amazon store. In addition, the defendants are accused of using YETI's trademarks without authorization, despite receiving cease and desist notices from the retailer.



















