Retail

A 2-for-$10 sub promotion will result in more revenue loss for chain operators, franchisees say.

The Swedish company’s net sales for the three months to May 31 fell 50% from a year earlier to 28.7 billion crowns ($3.1 billion). Online sales jumped 36%.

The recalled ground beef was produced June 1

The store closure was related to employees' participation in a Black Lives Matter protest, a group of workers say.

Kroger stores in the Mid-Atlantic Division are returning to normal hours after the coronavirus.

Albertsons Companies receives criticism from America’s largest foodservice labor union for ending its coronavirus hazard pay program.

A Walmart in Fayetteville, Arkansas is testing whether the increased use of self-checkout will speed up customer purchases while providing a safer experience for shoppers through less interaction.

In the wake of nationwide protests in the U.S. against police brutality and racial inequality following the killing of George Floyd last month, companies have issued statements in support of the black community and set up funds to fight systemic racism.

Walmart has outlined five business initiatives aimed at achieving racial equity following its $100 million commitment last week.

TikTok user calliejeanxo posted more than a dozen videos accusing the fashion retailer of racial discrimination.

Authentic Brands Group and Simon Property Group are in talks to buy Brooks Brothers after it files for bankruptcy, according to a Bloomberg report.

The review comes at the same time Amazon is facing scrutiny in D.C. and abroad.

An informal network of Good Samaritans who are quarantined with prime views of a local Trader Joe's regularly tweet or broadcast updates on the lines outside the stores.

J. Crew Group has reopened more than 300 of nearly 500 stores which had been temporarily shuttered due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Although Adolf "Adi" Dassler, first helped his mother with her small laundry service, he had his sights set on the work of shoemakers.

A luxury watch company is defending police and calling for others to “speak truth” in an ad released Friday.

Anthropologie denied it has a policy to refer to black shoppers with the codename "Nick."

An Apple store customer is trying to sue the tech giant for $1 trillion after he claims an employee kept his iPhone.