Retail

FOX Business' Robert Gray gets a sneak peek of the gigantic complex, which is about 85 percent complete.

According to the latest data available, the fast-food behemoth outpaced competitors by almost $20 billion in systemwide sales across the United States over 2018. 

ICE is primarily interested in owning eBay's core marketplace business, not its classified unit, which eBay has been considering selling.

Dairy-free creamers are having a moment as coffee lovers crave plant-based options. Sales of plant-based coffee creamers rose 30 percent last year to 8 percent of the creamer market, according to Nielsen.

The beauty retailer, owned by Paris-based luxury goods maker LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, is more than doubling the number of store openings from last year in an effort to effectively compete with beauty rivals such as Ulta which opened 80 locations in 2019. 

The casual dining restaurant chain specializing in Italian-American is offering bouquets of its fresh bread of which the chain has become known as part of their Valentine’s Day promotion.

Pet owners will spend more on their fur babies this Valentine's Day than ever before, according to NRF.

Ralph Lauren has been undergoing a business transformation, Next Great Chapter, that includes digital initiatives, a focus on core product and other efforts.

Car dealership magnate Ernie Boch Jr. left a server at a Massachusetts restaurant a $5,000 tip, with a note: "Donnie, your move."

How much a Peloton bike costs with class-subscription services

Federal antitrust regulators say a merger that would combine old-school shaving company Schick with upstart Harry's would end up costing consumers

Iowa businesses are capitalizing on the 2020 Democratic candidates' battle for victory in the caucuses.

Organic grocery chain Earth Fare says it is closing all of its stores, saying it can't refinance its debt

Kate Upton teams up with Canada Goose for jackets that give back to climate change activist group.

With 30-second ad slots selling for $5.6 million and 60-second slots selling for $10 million, Procter and Gamble brands joined forces with other companies to create the first-ever multi-brand Super Bowl ads.