NYC is now the worst place to do business, retailers say
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.
Walmart, Target, CVS partner in search of plastic bag alternative
Target announced it would be joining Walmart, CVS Health, Kroger and Walgreens in their search for single-use plastic bag alternatives.
Coronavirus worries mean only 42% of Americans would dine out in next 2 months: Study
Less than half of Americans are willing to dine out while the coronavirus is present, a new survey found.
Bed Bath & Beyond, 1-800-Flowers settle lawsuit over PersonalizationMall.com
Bed Bath & Beyond sued 1-800-Flowers earlier this year after the company tried to delay its purchase of PersonalizationMall.com from the home goods company.
NJ Starbucks employee spit in cops' drinks, police say
An employee at a Starbucks in New Jersey was charged Monday with spitting in cops’ drinks, according to reports.
Verizon, Walmart partner for exclusive Yahoo Mail grocery shopping venture
Verizon Media announced it has partnered with Walmart for a unique grocery shopping venture that allows Yahoo Mail users to purchase their food staples online.
Oatly CEO: Health, sustainability concerns a major driver for our sales
Oatly CEO on investors, expanding oat milk production
Costco customers campaign to bring back sheet cakes
The product was removed from store shelves in late May but Costco members are backing a Change.org petition urging the retailer to change course.
Coronavirus sees Panera's loyalty program grow to 40M members
Panera's program, one way the company has been able to cater to its guests during the pandemic, has grown to such heights due to the coffee subscription program, which has roughly 800,000 subscribers to date.
TGI Fridays now selling raw meat to cook at home
Home chefs can officially recreate the restaurant experience from the comfort of their kitchen.
Men's Wearhouse owner to cut 20% of corporate staff, close 500 stores
Tailored Brands said 20 percent of its employees will be let go by the end of the fiscal second quarter. The company also said up to 500 retail stores would face “potential closure,” as it aims to focus on its e-commerce business.
Cheez-It launches rosé wine and cracker snack pack
Cheez-It is offering a one-stop package of House Wine's Rosé and Cheeze-It white cheddar crackers.
Starbucks revamping rewards program, app this fall
The Seattle-based java giant is updating its Rewards loyalty program this fall, the chain announced Tuesday, allowing members to earn rewards points in the form of stars with their debit or credit cards, cash or mobile payments.
Tapestry CEO steps down
Tapestry CEO Jide Zeitlin steps down
Walmart to invest $428M in workers with new round of bonuses, stores to close Thanksgiving Day
The company will dole out a one-time bonus of $300 for full-time hourly associates and $150 for part-time hourly and temporary associates, Walmart said.
Tapestry board had opened probe into CEO Jide Zeitlin before he resigned
The parent of Coach and Kate Spade said Mr. Zeitlin had resigned Tuesday for personal reasons after less than a year in the role.
Amazon delays Prime Day in US
Amazon confirmed that Prime Day has been pushed back in the U.S.
Ex-Walmart exec: Masks will ‘get economy going’
Former Walmart.com CEO on retailers requiring masks
King Arthur Flour changes its name, logo in rebrand
The oldest and first flour company in the country is changing its name -- slightly.
Amazon third-party sellers see record coronavirus sales
Two million U.S. third-party sellers on Amazon made an average of $160,000 in sales in the 12 months ending on May 31, according to the tech giant.



















