Retail

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday said he is “hopeful” that the city will have an announcement on whether restaurants can begin indoor dining amid the coronavirus pandemic as early as this week.

Although slightly different, chicken bakes have reportedly made their return to the menu at Costco food courts. 

Luxury brand group LVMH said on Wednesday it no longer plans to acquire iconic U.S.-based jeweler Tiffany & Co. in what was expected to be a $16.2 billion deal. 

The company expects to incur $550 million to $600 million in charges during its restructuring in fiscal 2020.

Authentic Brands Group CEO Jamie Salter and Simon Property Group CEO David Simon have teamed up to buy several iconic retail brands.

The holidays are still happening in a year wrought by the coronavirus pandemic. Halloween and Christmas decoration sales are skyrocketing at an unseasonable pace, indicating that people are spending more time and money on the holidays this year.

Hours at many retailers will likely be reduced due to the coronavirus pandemic.

IKEA's shopping centers business has made its first American real estate acquisition in the purchase of San Francisco's troubled 6X6 mall.

Virginia's alcohol authority recorded a $117 million increase in sales in 2020 compared to 2019.

Neiman Marcus Group said on Friday it expected to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy by the end of this month under a restructuring plan that is likely to eliminate more than $4 billion of its debt.

Ulta is hoping its first new TV ad campaign since March will get consumers thinking about beauty and back into its stores that are open.

The set of six 4-ounce candles in the fall collection cost $25.

Taco Bell is cutting even more menu items as the chain’s rampage to create “a faster and more seamless restaurant experience” continues.

FedEx is hiring 27% more seasonal workers than last year.

Burgers are making their way to the future.