Retail

Dick's Sporting Goods announced Thursday that it will extend its 15 percent employee coronavirus pay raise through the end of 2020 and close all store locations on Thanksgiving Day.

This may seem like a very small thing, but there's a lot of this attempted shaming going on, and it's good to see Trader Joe's reject the argument.

The McCormick-owned brand is releasing a limited-edition beer made with real mustard. The brew was developed with craft beer label Oskar Blues Brewery.

The California-based company, which operates over 200 restaurants in eight countries, said it will close unprofitable locations, saying the coronavirus pandemic has had an "unprecedented impact."

Dunkin' expects to permanently close approximately 800 U.S. locations by the end of 2020, the company said Thursday.

Cereal maker Kellogg Co raised its full year sales and profit forecast on Thursday, buoyed by rising demand for its Corn Flakes, Fruit Loops and waffle mixes among consumers stuck at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What started as a store worker's request that the men wear masks or leave later descended into chaos.

West Elm, which now has over 100 locations across various markets including the U.S., Canada and Australia, remains committed to curating a selection of "ethically-sourced and Fair Trade Certified products."

Trader Joe's seemed to reverse a decision to rebrand some of its international food labels, denying that the packaging is racist.

Los Angeles health officials ordered three area food suppliers to shutter over unreported coronavirus outbreaks among their workers.

Sycamore sees JCPenney helping to revive the North Carolina-based Belk, a struggling department store chain with 300 stores located mostly in the South, a source said.

L Brands, the parent company of Victoria’s Secret and Bath & Body Works said it expects its second-quarter revenue will have fallen by 20 percent from a year ago.

Iconic fashion designer Diane von Fürstenberg made a point to respond to a New York Times article that was written about her company’s financial struggles in relation to the coronavirus pandemic.

Shares of Starbucks have surged more than 5 percent in after-hours trading as 97 percent of its company-operated stores around the world have reopened, including 99 percent of stores in China and 96 percent in the United States.

The retailer used a state-of-the-art system from a company with links to China.