Retail

The purported giveaway received nearly one million submissions, but was actually a “scam” limited to 250 dresses, the lawsuit states.

CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman called George Floyd's death a "brutal murder," but later said his tweets were a "mistake."

After months of living with such restrictions, the level of stress among people clearly has reached a boiling point, and not just in California.

Taco Bell's CEO Mark King has gone on record to say he has not donated to President Trump's re-election campaign, denying social media rumors that circulated last week.

Instacart is cracking down on customers who take advantage of shoppers through "tip baiting."

A proposed class action against Albertson's claims a San Francisco woman paid $18.99 for toilet paper that usually costs $10 or $11.

Grocery chain Albertsons said it will "fix these stores and be back in business soon" after some locations were damaged in California.

Even so, retail security experts say that some of the stolen merchandise will make its way online for fast sale.

J.C. Penney is in talks to potentially be bought out of bankruptcy by private equity firm Sycamore Partners, according to Reuters.

Consumers willing to splurge on luxury furniture as some continue to work from home or buy real estate in the suburbs

The commitment was announced amid nationwide protests against racial injustice following George Floyd's death.

The grant was announced after Floyd’s death while in Minneapolis police custody sparked nationwide protests against police brutality.

Security personnel companies have received requests from department stores, groceries, drug store chains and small business associations relying on security to discourage theft and damage done to stores because of civil unrest.