Retail

The city at the center of China’s virus outbreak was reopening for business Monday.

The popular "neighborhood grocery store" has thrown to the wayside its typically lenient return policy.

Additional details are expected on Tuesday

The company’s stock has dropped 47 percent in the last month.

Labor group Whole Worker asked employees to call out sick to protest for better working conditions.

The shopping behemoth’s website encompasses tens of millions of items across scores of product categories.

OpenTable is launching a new tool that could help grocery stores and eateries ease overcrowding as the United States battles coronavirus.

Up to 500 Brooks Brothers employees will go back to work this week as the menswear retailer pivots production to make medical masks and gowns for health care workers.

Retailers nationwide have closed their doors as the COVID-19 outbreak weighs heavily on the U.S.

Here are companies that have temporarily closed their brick-and-mortar stores to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S.

Macy's Inc. will furlough the majority of its employees beginning this week as sales have evaporated while its stores remain closed due to the coronavirus.

Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said the coronavirus pandemic is having "very little" impact on the U.S. food supply chain.

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Instacart shoppers said they would strike on Monday until the company offers more protection and benefits to its workers.

Some states have declared gun and ammunition shops nonessential, effectively ordering the businesses to close.