Retail

Five-figures worth of guns were stolen from an Atlanta, Georgia store.

Chip Wilson sat at the helm of Lululemon for nearly two decades before resigning as chairman in 2013

The Vermont-based ice cream maker's statement, titled "Silence Is Not An Option," calls attention to the history of racial injustice and urges reforms.

Stores are seeing sales grow from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. compared to last year.

The boost in snacks and canned-goods consumption helped Campbell accomplish its goal of getting customers to stock up on its iconic red-and-white cans of soup.

Beer and wine are now being offered in 20 restaurants, and the Tennessee-based casual dining chain says it's planning to expand the launch.

The company's majority stake in West's half sister Kylie Jenner's makeup and skincare line came under scrutiny after Forbes alleged that Jenner had been overplaying the value of her cosmetics brand.

Police began making arrests around 9 p.m. and shut down parts of the West Side Highway in lower Manhattan, blocking it off to huge crowds of protesters.

Express Inc. on Wednesday reported a wider first-quarter loss as the Covid-19 pandemic hit the retail industry, but the company said it is continuing the phased re-opening of its stores.

Fifteen of the company's retail stores were closed during the pandemic.

Amazon hasn’t announced a date for this year’s Prime Day, but the online mega-retailer is planning another big shopping event this month.

On Tuesday, FOX Business found that many iconic stores on Fifth Avenue had boarded up their windows to prevent looting during the night.

The Cheesecake Factory shares its restaurant reopening plan for COVID-19.

LVMH Moët Hennessy-Louis Vuitton SE's CEO Bernard Arnault is exploring ways to pressure Tiffany & Co. to lower their agreed deal price of $135 per share, according to a report by Reuters.