Retail

Retailers are feeling the pressure to bring out holiday merchandise even earlier than before. The presidential election and shorter holiday shopping period is driving this.

Home Depot is being ordered to pay a fine to settle claims that it was charging customers more than advertised for some products. It's called a "scanner violation."

Aldi is already boosting its hiring for the holiday season with plans to hire over 13,000 store and warehouse workers. It also will boost starting pay.

The Food and Drug Administration said that an apple juice recall has expanded to over 141,000 cases. The products was recalled for having high levels of arsenic.

Campbell Soup plans to change its name after 155 years in business as it transitions its portfolio to include more products, the company said on Tuesday.

Amazon rolled out a private label food brand called Amazon Saver to compete with rivals Walmart and Target, which have debuted lower-priced brands over the past year.

Federal health officials posted a very extensive list of the stores nationwide that were impacted by the Boar's Head deli meat recall. It is the largest listeriosis outbreak since 2011.

Months after Big Lots publicly announced signs of trouble, the home goods and seasonal retailer is selling its business as it starts bankruptcy proceedings.

Some Costco mobile app users have a new feature that eliminates the guessing game about what is in stock at select warehouses. Customers are responding.

The U.S. Department of Labor's payroll report for August found that job losses in the manufacturing and retail sectors partially offset gains that were led by construction and health care.

Seven & i on Friday declined the preliminary proposal that Alimentation Couche-Tard made last month to acquire the Japanese corporate parent of the 7-Eleven convenience store chain.

Americans are already thinking about the holidays and how they intend to use their money this year. Plans for some will involve less holiday spending, according to Bankrate.

Dollar Tree has cut its annual forecasts amid increased shopper discretion and rising industry competition with sellers like Walmart, Target and Temu.

Capri Sun fans blasted the company on social media over rumors that the juice brand was dropping its iconic pouches. Capri Sun cleared things up through an Instagram post.