Retail

Tiffany & Co. is seeing a recovery during this year of the pandemic and economic fallout as luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE tries to dump the $16.2 billion acquisition of the jewelry chain.

Whole Foods will no longer allow employees to wear clothing or face masks with “busy patterns” or t-shirts with any messages, logos or flags, Business Insider reported on Wednesday.

Amazon Prime Day propelled small- and medium-sized businesses to their two biggest days ever on the e-commerce platform.

It’s been a good year for fried chicken.

Walgreens is offering COVID-19 tests to main street consumers and big businesses.

Amazon brought back a suspended productivity tracking policy, employees at a Staten Island warehouse claim.

Under two other agreements, the company's Linen Holdings business will be sold to The Linen Group, LLC,  and its Florence, N.J., distribution center to an "institutional buyer," the company announced.

From now until Oct. 31, the shopping behemoth will be sending out eco-friendly boxes that feature a white pumpkin on the side. 

We know just the outfit for that next flight to nowhere.

Burger King and Sony are teaming up ahead of the release of the PlayStation 5.

An Indiana couple could face decades in prison after they admitted to stealing $1.2 million from Amazon, according to a report.

People tired of their flat pack IKEA dressers, drawers, cabinets and tables will now be able to sell them back to the furniture retailer for resale in its stores as secondhand.

The promotion will offer Walmart shoppers reduced prices during three separate savings events across November

The hiring initiative is an effort by the family-owned convenience chain to increase "Sheetz’s total employee count across its footprint."

The new tool, called Chefbot, helps customers create meals from ingredients they already have in their fridge by offering up tens of thousands of "personalized" recipe recommendations from Kroger's website.

"As you get into 2021, I think you should expect for us to be in every state that's legal, where we operate and can launch by the end of 2021," Snowden told "The Claman Countdown" on Monday. "We'll be in well over a dozen states by the end of the calendar year."