Retail

Pepper spray, books on race and merchandise that reads, "I can't breathe," are top sellers on Amazon, highlighting the number of people participating in protests across the country after the murder of George Floyd.

Macy's says it is "grateful that none of our employees were harmed."

Looters cleaned out Adidas stores in Los Angeles, Chicago and New York City over the weekend. 

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. reported a sharp drop in sales as the coronavirus pandemic hit restaurants that rely on in-store dining.

Dick's Sporting Goods lost $143 million in the first quarter as the COVID-19 pandemic shut stores during the final weeks of the quarter.

Virgil Abloh, the designer for Louis Vuitton’s menswear collections and founder of streetwear label Off-White, has apologized after being criticized for chastising looting by U.S. protesters.

The riots that follow George Floyd's death will have a negative impact on the US economy.

Stitch Fix Inc., a personal-shopping service and clothing retailer, notified its roughly 1,400 California-based stylists Monday, or about 18 percent of its total staff, that they will be losing their jobs.

Town Center at Boca Raton closed down early as a precaution after weekend protests.

At least two Dollar Tree locations and another five Family Dollar stores in Minneapolis were damaged.

Aldo Shoes announced it will pay legal fees for employees detained at peaceful protests.

On Sunday evening, roughly 14 crew members worked around the clock to quickly put up a water-filled plastic barricade filled with a fence on top around the perimeter of the Apple store. 

Whole Foods is adjusting store hours so workers can get home safely.

Cosmetics group Coty named Peter Harf as its new CEO, replacing outgoing Pierre Laubies amid a coronavirus-induced sales slump.