Retail

You can now buy Target products through Instagram Checkout, without leaving the Instagram app.

As states continue to ease restrictions put in place to mitigate the spread of coronavirus and reopen their economies, here is a list of businesses and activities reopening this week across the country. 

The company, which has struggled to adapt to a changing retail landscape as shoppers conduct more business digitally, reported strong online engagement recently.

Beauty company Coty announced that Kylie Skin products will be available for customers in Europe starting Friday.

Sephora reopens stores in select markets with a health and hygiene plan, following COVID-19 closures.

Foot locker reported a first-quarter loss of $98 million.

Facing higher costs to keep workers and customers safe and an indefinite period of suppressed demand, businesses are navigating an ever-narrower path to profitability.

Crayola partnered with a makeup exec to create a skin tone crayon range.

Sarah Hlad, 20, told FOX Business how much she makes on an average day as an Instacart shopper.

Here are COVID-19 safety tips you can use when you buy a house or furniture.

The owner of TJ Maxx and Marshalls has already fully or partially reopened its stores within 25 states and four of its e-commerce websites within the U.S. and the United Kingdom.

The fast-food chain has reportedly set aside $40 million in restaurant aid for owners dealing with the financial impact of COVID-19 lockdowns

The move will allow the e-commerce giant to lay the groundwork for shipments of a wider variety of products, according to people familiar with the matter.

Essential workers and their customers are feeling stretched thin by the coronavirus pandemic, and tensions boiling over into confrontations that are being captured on video.

Gap is speeding up its rollout of warehouse robots for assembling online orders so it can limit human contact during the coronavirus pandemic, the company told Reuters.

Best Buy reported revenue slid to $8.56 billion for the quarter ended May 2 from $9.14 billion a year earlier.

As the coronavirus pandemic rippled across Europe, the resulting shutdown forced major fashion brands to halt manufacturing, penetrating the international retail market on all scales. 

L Brands reported a net loss of $296.9 million, or $1.07 per share, compared with a profit of $40.3 million, or 14 cents a share, a year ago. The company reported revenue of $1.65 billion compared to $2.63 billion a year ago, with total net sales decreasing 37 percent.