Cole Haan makes IPO filing public
Apax Partners-owned shoemaker Cole Haan Inc, formerly a part of Nike Inc, on Friday made its U.S. listing application public, after confidentially filing here it with the regulators in October.
California Apple stores must pay staffers for time-consuming bag searches: Top court
Apple's search process can take up to 45 minutes on the busiest days.
PG&E says Valentine's Day metallic balloons could be dangerous
The company is urging those to make sure the balloons are properly secured otherwise they have the potential to short transformers, melt electric wires and cause power outages, all of which pose public safety risks.
How much money does McDonald's make?
The fast-food giant surpassed $100 billion in annual sales for the first time.
Walmart shuts down personal shopping service Jetblack
Walmart ends personal shopping service
Conversation hearts, Valentine's Day classic, make up multimillion-dollar market
The heart-shaped candy with messages including "Hug Me" and "Be Mine" was first invented by Daniel Chase in the 1860s at the New England Confectionery Company. Here’s everything you need to know about conversation hearts.
Coronavirus will not hurt US retailers much: Former Toys 'R' Us CEO
Gerald Storch on retail, coronavirus
US retail sales up a modest 0.3% in January
U.S. retail sales rose a modest 0.3% in January, a slight improvement over December, as unseasonably warm weather boosted sales at hardware stores and furniture stores.
Subway, franchisees clash over new footlong promotion
Subway's franchisees expressed concerns over the chain's upcoming "buy a footlong and get a footlong" promotion, saying it may pose a financial risk
Yelp hires new CFO as business wanes
Yelp Inc. named a new finance chief, a move that comes as the online-review company faces pressure to boost its financial performance.
1-800-Flowers, Inc. CEO says 'culture of innovation' led to business' success
Donuts, roses are 1-800-Flower's.com , Inc.'s prime products
KFC cooks up themed Crocs in chicken sandwich wars
Weeks after fellow fried chicken rival Popeyes began selling a line of clothes culled from its employees' uniforms, the Kentucky-based fast-food chain upped the ante.
How will coronavirus impact retail?
Panel on impact of coronavirus
Ikea hosting in-house sleepovers as retailers try to drum up foot traffic
The Swedish Furniture giant is hosting a sleepover at two of its showrooms on March 13, a day coinciding with World Sleep Day.
Wayfair lays off 550 employees
Wayfair layoffs
Wayfair laying off 550 workers
The retail struggle is real for Wayfair.
Alibaba is ‘most undervalued stock on earth’: Expert
Michael Zakkour on Alibaba
Kraft Heinz misses sales expectations as demand for bacon, cheese falls
Kraft Heinz Co on Thursday reported a 5.1% fall in quarterly sales, missing estimates due to lower U.S. demand for cheese, coffee, bacon and other products.
Kellogg's competes with Impossible Foods with new fake-meat products
Kellogg's Morningstar Farms rolls out Incogmeato sausages, bratwursts.
Rihanna's lingerie company Savage X Fenty accused of deceptive marketing
Customers of Rihanna's lingerie brand and a consumer advocacy group are accusing the singer's company of deceptive marketing practices.



















