Retail

The workers are eligible to receive a free tall-sized hot or iced coffee from Wednesday through May 3.

The U.S. coronavirus outbreak has spread to at least six Amazon warehouses, infecting workers racing to deliver massive volumes of packages.

In an effort to keep customers and employees safe from the coronavirus, grocers across the country say they will install plexiglass guards at registers to prevent the spread of germs at checkout.

Retailers see an increase in loungewear, sweatpants sales.

Sales of household essentials, food and beverages have risen more than 50% thus far in March.

The coronavirus has caused many states and cities to ban dine-in restaurants.

According to an SEC filing on Tuesday, Campbell Soup is giving its essential workers a weekly $100 premium payment for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic.

CEO John Donahoe said Nike’s innovation and manufacturing teams are looking at potential designs for the items.

Alcohol sales are surging as more Americans imbibe at home during coronavirus pandemic.

Some store closings were reported just days after its founder sent a company-wide letter that many interpreted to mean the business would remain open.

Sysco is pivoting support to help retail grocers keep their shelves in stock.

The policy change was made following days of long lines of customers stocking up on toilet paper and other items in bulk.

Neiman Marcus struggles to ease its $4.3 billion debt load

Amazon said that sellers found to have violated its policies are referred to law enforcement agencies for potential action.