Nike launches shoes for ‘everyday heroes’
Nike shoes for doctors and nurses
Savvy retailers know their customers need entertainment: Retail watcher
Brick and mortar Christmas shopping
Starbucks attendance declines in wake of open-bathroom policy: Study
Researchers found people were less inclined to visit the chain because of its overcrowded lounges and bathrooms.
Holiday shopping? Credit cards can stretch your budget, expert says
"If you plan ahead enough, it can really extend your budget," CompareCards chief industry analyst Matt Schulz said.
How credit cards can help you during holiday shopping
Matt Schulz on credit cards and holidays
Nike says it designed shoe specifically for health care workers
Shoe "tackles those challenges with simplicity in mind," Nike says.
Customers blast Dunkin' for dropping foam cups: 'Changing the best part of my day'
Dunkin' is doing away with foam cups to 'go green,' and customers are not happy about it.
Consumer is ‘key’ to this strong economy: Head of Dallas Fed
Robert Kaplan on economy
Makeup samples are risky
Germy makeup samples
Nordstrom and Rent the Runway drive future of retail
Nordstrom expands its partnership with Rent the Runway as more retailers offer rental options.
EA's new 'Star Wars' game set to dominate holiday sales
The latest title, which scored 83 percent on Metacritic earlier in the day, follows the story of one of the last surviving Jedi as he attempts to rebuild the order.
Fourth-generation pen manufacturer is an all-American success
Pen manufacturer made in America
Sam's Club names new CEO
The new head of Sam's Club will report directly to Walmart CEO Doug McMillon.
US retail sales rose a modest 0.3% in October
The Commerce Department said Friday that retail sales rose 0.3% in October, rebounding from a 0.3% drop the previous month. Sales increased 3.1% compared with a year ago.
JC Penney shrinks loss, shares spike
The embattled retailer lost $93 million in the third quarter.
Under Armour pushed sales forward to boost sales targets
The company reported 20 percent sales growth for 26 quarters.
Briggs & Stratton recalls Snapper Rear Engine Riding Mowers over injury hazards
Briggs & Stratton has issued a voluntary recall of Snapper Rear Engine Riding Mowers.
FDA warns Dollar Tree, Family Dollar about unsafe drug makers
Foreign over-the-counter drug manufacturers hired by the stores have "serious violations of federal law," officials said.
White Castle's Impossible Slider reinvents this Thanksgiving food staple
Cook up your own non-meat stuffing this holiday.
Impeachment is putting USMCA on hold: Congressman
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