Retail

CVS urged customers to discontinue use of any affected product purchased at one of its stores during the recall period and said it will offer refunds as needed.

Popeyes is bringing back a popular (if underappreciated) dessert item after five years away.

The latest victim of the retail apocalypse is closing nearly 20 percent of its North American locations.

An Israeli businessman is challenging a $271 million bid for the iconic clothier Barneys New York Inc., according to Reuters.

Nordstrom opens its flagship in New York City with these on-demand luxuries.

News 12-Westchester reports the black pumpkins were placed on a porch outside a law firm in Nyack, New York, as part of a Halloween display. They were removed less than 48 hours later after some community members complained.

Impossible Foods items will be available through DoorDash in cities from New York to San Francisco.

Mark Parker, who oversaw strong financial results at Nike but drew criticism for his handling of internal scandals, will remain with the company as executive chairman at the board.

Analysts are predicting a new chicken offering at the golden arches.

Major retailers like Target and Walmart, joined safety-monitoring groups that required them to stop selling from manufacturers that violated certain safety standards. Amazon opted out.

Walmart announced on Wednesday that it would begin its holiday savings deals on Friday at midnight.

Tiffany & Co. is redefining the meaning of “the more the merrier’ with the trove of surprises housed in its four-foot-tall Advent calendar.

WeWork employees were notified of the change-up, the New York Post reports.

Amazon is enacting countermeasures amid unprecedented federal scrutiny of its business practices.