COVID-19 vaccines to stress-test grocery stores and pharmacies
The U.S. fell far short of its initial goal of inoculating 20 million people by the end of 2020, with health departments, hospital systems and long-term-care facilities beset by supply-chain bottlenecks, vaccine hesitancy and confusing, scattershot systems for making appointments.
Under Armour taps employee diversity for footwear, apparel collaboration with Baltimore photographer, activist Devin Allen
The UNDR ARMR x DVNLLN collection will be available online and in the company's brand houses across North America on Feb. 5.
Valentine's Day shoppers to dole out $2.8B for loved ones
More than half of Americans are planning to celebrate Valentine's Day and will spend a collective $2.8 billion on their loved ones, according to the National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights and Analytics survey.
Defiant Redditors buy Times Square billboard as GameStop stock saga rages
Defiant amateur investors on Reddit say they are not backing down on their investments in GameStop — and even took out billboards in Times Square and across the country urging the faithful to continue holding the line.
These companies incentivize COVID-19 vaccine for employees with bonuses and more
For many front line workers among the most at risk of being exposed to the virus, going to get the shot means not going to work and missing out on hourly wages.
Toys R Us retrenches again, shutters its last 2 US stores
The only two Toys R Us stores that opened in November 2019 are now closed
Grape-Nuts prices skyrocket online amid coronavirus-caused shortage
There is yet another product shortage caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
GameStop despite frenzy only comes in as third biggest shorted stock and numbers one and two may surprise you
Short interest in GameStop Corp, whose shares have skyrocketed this week, is at $11.2 billion, making it the third most shorted stock by value, although the number of shares shorted has declined, analytics firm S3 Partners said.
Texas AG Ken Paxton announces probe into Robinhood, Discord and hedge funds
Texas' top prosecutor said he was launching an investigation into the GameStop market surge Friday, accusing Wall Street "elites" of rigging the markets and corruption.
GameStop collateral damage does not extend to the broader market: Expert
Federated Hermes CIO on GameStop big squeeze
The Short Squeeze Unravels: Why these consumer stocks plunged today
On the fourth day of an epic short squeeze that began with GameStop and spread to other heavily shorted stocks, the surge finally seemed to be falling apart today.
WallStreetBets founder reckons with legacy amid stock market frenzy
Jaime Rogozinski never imagined the Reddit community he created in 2012 would morph into a force so powerful that it would send GameStop Corp. shares into overdrive, nearly topple a hedge fund and leave professional money managers around the country staring at Twitter with their mouths agape.
Dunkin’ to launch wedding merchandise as chains start to sell more than food
Dunkin’ is putting its hand into the multibillion-dollar wedding industry with branded merchandise that’s dedicated to tying the knot.
Chipotle to test out carside delivery at certain California locations
Life’s about to get easier for fans of Chipotle.
Walmart revamps its ads business with hopes to become a top 10 advertising platform
Walmart Connect, formerly Walmart Media Group, will focus on three strategic areas that it hopes will position it to "become one of the top ten advertising platforms in the US over five years."
At least 10,000 retailers in 2021 will close: report
It appears that the retail apocalypse, further accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic, will continue in 2021.
Peloton releases apparel inspired by Black History Month
Peloton teamed up with Black artists to celebrate culture with new apparel line.
Seeing a Grape-Nuts cereal shortage? Here's why
Grape-Nuts Brand Manager Kristin DeRock said the popular food is made "using a proprietary technology and a production process that isn’t easily replicated."
Lowe's announces another $80M in worker bonuses, to hire more than 50,000 workers
Lowe's Companies Inc. on Thursday announced plans to invest another $80 million in its frontline workforce through discretionary bonuses in an effort to recognize "their continued dedication" during the pandemic.
Barstool's Dave Portnoy slams Robinhood for restricting trades in ‘casino’ stocks
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