Retail

Four people were killed when a suspect entered a bar and began shooting in Kansas City, Kansas.

Impossible Foods said it has more than $750 million in funding.

Payless ShoeSource and Gymboree decided to close all their U.S. stores, and fast-fashion retailer Forever 21 filed for bankruptcy this week.

Barney's deadline to find buyer extended.

Kershaw, 31, will wear custom-made Skechers baseball cleats during the postseason to kick off a multi-year endorsement deal with the footwear brand.

Baskin-Robbins is prepped and primed for Halloween with a limited-edition ice cream treat that's inspire by the undead.

Costco's Chinese shoppers don't give a hoot about the trade war.

The National Retail Federation expects holiday sales to grow 3.8 percent to 4.2 percent versus last year.

This new mega mall has joined forces with the rideshare company to help skip parking lot headaches.

MGM Resorts is settling a lawsuit related to the 2017 Las Vegas mass shooting, agreeing to pay up to $800 million, lawyers said.

Although the number remained above 50 -- which shows expansion -- the pace of growth in the service sector is cooling, another sign the economy is slowing down. 

Bravo Sierra enlisted active-duty military members to stress test its grooming products. A percentage of revenue goes to vets.

From its origins as an online bookseller during the 1990s, Amazon has evolved into one of the biggest publicly-held companies.

Walmart executives say it’s hoping to remove a meaningful chunk of unnecessary health care cost for the company and its employees.

Most of the closings are expected after the holiday shopping season in early 2020.