Retail

The Simon Property group has terminated a $3.6 billion deal to buy a major rival and high-end mall owner as the coronavirus pandemic shakes the retail industry.

A handful of the nation’s largest meatpackers was sued for collaborating in a “cartel”-like manner to limit the meat supply.

Coronavirus will permanently change the way consumers experience retail, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."

A former Benjamin Moore attorney claimed in the lawsuit the retailer dumped the waste in Los Angeles in 2001.

Walmart’s physical locations, merged shopping apps and Express Delivery have made it successful during the coronavirus, according to a recent report.

Here are off-menu items that you can try at McDonald's.

Amazon has started testing some employees for the coronavirus and the pilot program could be rolled out as regular testing of its workers.

Even though the price of its rotisserie chicken has stayed the same, Costco has made other moves to save on costs.

It will bring back 9,000 furloughed workers to aid with reopening.

Apple will reportedly add Macs to its popular trade-in program starting next week.

Adidas said at least 30 percent of all new U.S. hires at the Adidas and Reebok brands will be filled with black or Latino candidates.

GameStop may not have had a great first quarter, but the video game industry as a whole saw a significant increase in consumer spending.

Bankrupt Neiman Marcus is considering selling office space in its Hudson Yards location, opened about a year ago, according to a report.

AMC Theaters, 24 Hour Fitness and other major retailers are on the list of businesses that skipped rent in May.

Palm Beach's ritzy Worth Avenue reopened following protests in the town against police brutality following the death of George Floyd.