Retail

Online grocery service Instacart announced Thursday it will introduce additional safety measures amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The loan package could total roughly $800 million to $1 billion, with some of that money potentially including existing debt.

Loan package with existing lenders could total up to $1 billion

One ad will showcase Lowe's response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon said it's against its policy to use the data and that the company was launching an internal investigation into the issue.

Burger King is giving away free Whoppers to TV watchers, but with a catch.

Here is how Publix is providing hunger relief and minimizing food waste during the coronavirus.

One rural grocer is donating the milk processed on its farm to a local food bank, putting to use a product that dairy operators across the nation are being forced to pour down the drain after demand from bars and restaurants fizzled.

Domino's Pizza said Thursday sales increased 10.7 percent from March 23 to April 19 amid shelter in place orders.

IKEA U.S. is donating $1.6 million in coronavirus supplies and 30,000 N-95 masks to people in need.

Unilever owns popular ice cream brands including Ben & Jerry's, Breyers, Klondike and Magnum.

However, the company expects margins to drop by 5-percentage points in the first quarter due to temporary wage increases of $2 an hour for store and distribution center workers as well as higher sales of low-margin products such as groceries.

After years of working almost exclusively on long-term projects and pushing day-to-day management to lower-level executives, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is focusing on the immediate problems facing Amazon amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a report by the New York Times.

Tyson Foods is closing more than one meat processing facility over the coronavirus.

Foot Locker has announced it will begin its furlough program this weekend.

Ethan Allen and La-Z-Boy plan to reopen select stores and increase production in the coming weeks.

Kroger, the country’s largest grocery chain, had to learn quickly in order to keep its essential employees and customers safe amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The sportswear company said it will donate $500,000 to help New York City provide support to health care workers on the front lines of the pandemic.