Retail

A Mark Cuban-backed website points online shoppers to American-made products on Amazon.

Restaurants are recovering from lost revenue in wake of the coronavirus pandemic, but many have remained closed for good, new data suggests.

Ascena Retail Group is slated to close all of its Catherines stores, in addition to closing a "significant number" of its Justice stores and a "select number" of Ann Taylor, LOFT, Lane Bryant and Lou & Grey stores.

The financial details of the deal were not disclosed

The Irving, Texas-based business is No. 8 on the Fortune 500 with more than $214 billion in annual revenue.

The BJ's Wholesale locations in Long Island City and Newburgh, New York are set to open in early 2021.

Dollar Tree and Family Dollar stores will “request” but no longer require customers to wear masks when shopping as a precaution against coronavirus.

The company expects one-time termination costs related to the changes of $200 million to $250 million.

Home improvement store Lowe’s will not be make its retail employees enforce face mask policies that are meant to minimize the spread of coronavirus.

Under the tab, the company divides up a customer's potential savings into five deal categories including Top Deals, Deal of the Day, Member Offers, Student Deals and Best Buy Outlet. 

A Pennsylvania Walmart is facing accusations of racial profiling after the arrest of a Black customer was recorded in a pair of viral social media videos.

Amazon Fresh and Amazon Pantry are two different grocery delivery services that operate through Amazon's website and app.

Former Hanna Andersson employee Meghan Cali said in an Instagram comment last week that Hanna Andersson CEO Mike Edwards should resign and let the company "replace him with a woman of color."

Gap's chain stores -- Gap, Athleta, Banana Republic, Old Navy, and Janie & Jack -- argued that "any obligation to pay rent beginning in March 2020" was nullified due to coronavirus-related restrictions that forced stores to close.

The home improvement retailer said customers must wear masks or facial coverings inside all U.S. stores beginning Wednesday.

The problem, sources say, is Manhattan, which used to be teeming with tourists and commuters who have largely stayed away since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March.