Lululemon slammed for ‘resisting capitalism’ class
Susan Li on Lululemon controversy
J. Crew emerges from bankruptcy 'reinvigorated'
As part of its financial restructuring, J.Crew converted more than $1.6 billion of debt to stock during the bankruptcy, lowering its payment obligations.
China becoming battleground for plant-based meat makers
Impossible Foods' products include plant-based beef, pork and sausage
EBay founder Pierre Omidyar steps down from board
Elliott Management partner also leaves board of the online marketplace
Mall of America will lay off or furlough hundreds of employees
“When the year began, no one could have predicted the enormous challenges we would face as a business, a community and as a nation,” an MOA spokesperson told FOX Business in a statement. “While we continue to make progress at Mall of America, the road to recovery is going to be slow.”
No permanent coronavirus relief until businesses reopen: Bill McGurn
Bill McGurn on coronavirus recovery process
Century 21 files for bankruptcy, to close all stores
The decision to "wind down of its retail operations" was made after the company's insurance providers failed to pay $175 million that was due under policies put in place to protect them from losses resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tom Brady, Cam Newton top NFL's jersey sales list ahead of 2020 kickoff
As of Thursday afternoon, less than 50 jersey sales separated Brady from Newton.
Ace Hardware apologizes to police officer after employee's 'I smell bacon' comments
Representatives from Ace Hardware apologized to a police officer late Wednesday after an employee at one of its Boston stores made an anti-police remark, according to the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association (BPPA).
CareerBuilder CEO saw spike young people, 65-year-olds coming to site
CareerBuilder CEO on job recovery
Rubio: GNC exposing Americans' personal data to Chinese government
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., is calling for a review of U.S. vitamin company GNC’s sale to Chinese-owned Harbin Pharmaceuticals over data concerns.
LVMH countersues Tiffany & Co. after acquisition breakdown
French luxury brand group LVMH said on Thursday that it will countersue Tiffany & Co. after the breakdown of what was expected to be a $16.2 billion acquisition of the iconic U.S.-based jeweler by LVMH.
Home Depot changes Black Friday shopping, offers 2 months of deals
Rather than have a single day of deals, the home improvement retailer announced Wednesday it will offer sales throughout the holiday season.
El Pollo Loco launches new burrito line as homage to hometown
El Pollo Loco has added a new line of L.A. Mex Burritos that are inspired by the fast food chain’s hometown of Los Angeles.
Molson Coors expanding from beer to non-alcoholic beverages
Molson Coors Beverage Company, which is best known for its beers like Coors and Molson Canadian, showed off a selection of new non-alcoholic products it plans to introduce this fall.
No fun at Gamestop after big sales drop
Videogame and collectibles retailer GameStop Corp. reported a larger-than-expected 27% sales drop and a wider adjusted loss for the second quarter amid the pandemic.
Over 300 storefronts on Broadway vacant due to coronavirus: Survey
David Asman on improving New York City
JC Penney rescue would save 70,000 jobs as deal with Brookfield, Simon Property confirmed
Embattled retailer JC Penney gets a lifeline from two of the nation's largest landlords in a deal valued around $800 million.
Cuomo to allow NYC indoor dining at 25% capacity on Sept. 30
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday that New York City restaurants may open for indoor dining at a 25% capacity beginning on Sept. 30 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Halloween 'will happen' this year: Party City CEO
Halloween “will happen,” but is “going to look different” this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, Party City CEO Brad Weston told “Varney & Co.” on Wednesday.



















