Retail

Walmart reserves pickup time for at-risk customers and has changed how SNAP transactions are done amid the coronavirus pandemic.

More than 95% of Americans are now under “stay-at-home” or “shelter-in-place” orders and retailers across the country have been forced to shutter stores to help contain the spread of the virus.

Many of these businesses have been designated to remain open so the public can continue to buy critically needed supplies such as groceries and medicine.

Lands End furloughs more than half its staff during coronavirus pandemic.

Colorado has legalized online sales of recreational marijuana amid the coronavirus epidemic, fulfilling the pot industry's biggest wishes.

Anheuser-Busch InBev North America CEO Michel Doukeris said Monday that alcohol consumption has more or less remained flat during the coronavirus pandemic.

A lack of protective equipment and the nature of "elbow to elbow" work required to debone chickens, chop beef and slice hams are highlighting risks for employees and limiting output as some forego the low-paying work.

Amazon said it would have to relegate all new online grocery customers to a wait list

Furloughed workers at major companies including TJX Companies Inc. and Dick's Sporting Goods are reaching their last day of pay for the foreseeable future this weekend.

The filings indicate that Brady intends to sell various types of apparel featuring the phrases, includes clothes, headwear and footwear.

Target delivery app Shipt experienced a system outage Friday as its shoppers boycotted the company in their efforts to receive more benefits.

The Kentucky man said he was wrongfully terminated for posting his concerns on Facebook.

Earlier this week, Walmart Grocery was the top downloaded shopping app on Google Play and Apple’s App store, according to analytics firm App Annie.

The woman began to show symptoms four days after running errands at local grocery stores.

A food pantry in Southern California on Thursday drew so many people that the line of cars waiting for free groceries stretched over a mile.

The grocery chain is also offering special hours for at-risk shoppers.

Coach parent company Tapestry announced on Monday that it has launched an initiative, in coordination with the National Health Institute's 3D Print Exchange and various 3D printing companies, to manufacture medical equipment for healthcare workers dealing with the coronavirus pandemic by repurposing its existing 3D printing capabilities in New York.