Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook, Twitter report better-than-expected revenue
Panel on tech earnings reports
Overstock enhanced mobile experience, delivery speed due to pandemic: CEO
Jonathan Johnson on Overstocks' earnings
Tiffany agrees to new deal terms with LVMH
New agreement calls for LVMH to pay $131.50 a share, saving it roughly $430 million
Kroger Health to roll out rapid coronavirus antibody testing at all pharmacy, clinic locations by November
The rapid antibody tests will cost Kroger customers $25 and can typically provide results within 15 minutes.
Mattel CEO: Our supply chain has made us well-positioned for holiday season
Ynon Kreiz on the upcoming holiday season for Mattel
Chinese consumers on Alibaba's Singles Day will spend less on American goods: report
On Singles Day, 57% of Chinese consumers said they plan to spend less on American-made products.
Costco drops coconut milk brand following allegations of forced monkey labor, PETA says
Costco has become the latest in a slew of retailers that have dropped coconut products that come from Thai suppliers that have been accused of using monkey labor to harvest the products, PETA officials announced.
Second coronavirus stockpiling wave may be coming — and it goes beyond toilet paper, cleaning supplies
More than half of U.S. consumers are considering replenishing their assortment of goods and essential products that they had originally stockpiled during the onset of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year, according to new research.
Online holiday shopping sales expected to 'shatter' records, Adobe analysis predicts
With more folks at home during the ongoing pandemic and fewer retail outlets offering traditional, in-person Black Friday deals, a new report from Adobe predicts that online holiday shopping will "shatter" all records from years past.
CarMax hiring for over 3,500 positions nationwide
CarMax is actively rehiring for more than 3,500 permanent positions nationwide after being forced to shed a chunk of its workforce earlier this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hy-Vee unveils cart sanitizing system in response to coronavirus, first grocery chain to use technology
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Midwestern grocery chain Hy-Vee announced Tuesday it will be the first to introduce an automated cleaning system to sanitize shopping carts.
Mattel’s newest Dia de Muertos doll rekindles cultural appropriation controversy
Mattel is reportedly being accused of cultural appropriation again, after it released a second Dia de Muertos doll, designed to celebrate the Mexican holiday.
Philadelphia stores closing early Tuesday amid unrest over police shooting
Stores across Philadelphia are closing early Tuesday to prepare for another night of unrest following the shooting of Walter Wallace, a 27-year-old Black man who police say was holding a knife and advancing towards them when they shot and killed him.
Tiffany and LVMH discuss price cut to settle deal dispute
U.S. jeweler Tiffany & Co and French luxury goods giant LVMH are in talks to settle their dispute over a $16 billion takeover at a price slightly lower than that initially agreed.
US consumer confidence dips slightly in October to 100.9
U.S. consumer confidence dipped slightly in October as a new wave of coronavirus cases began across the country.
Coronavirus drives holiday gift spending to a 4-year low, according to Gallup poll
Those polled estimate they'll spend an average of $805 on holiday gifts this year, down from $942 spent last year before the pandemic.
Ikea's 2021 catalog delayed as company removes potentially offensive image
Ikea’s release of its widely anticipated yearly catalog was stalled as the company removed a potentially offensive photograph showing a Black man trying to assemble furniture while wearing a shirt that, to some, resembled an inmate’s uniform.
Hasbro revenue beats estimates as families splurge on board games
Hasbro Inc beat analysts' estimates for quarterly revenue and profit on Monday, boosted by demand for Monopoly and other board games from stuck-at-home parents looking to keep their children entertained.
Dollar General pays employees the least among 25 retailers, according to UBS report
Workers at Dollar General are among the lowest-paid employees in the retail industry, despite the company's financial gains during COVID-19, a new report from investment bank UBS that analyzed employee-reported salaries on PayScale.
Walmart exclusively nabs KFC's coveted chicken-scented firelogs
The move gives the retailer an edge over competitors due to the fact that the product has sold out two years in a row.

















