San Francisco officials declare NRA a 'domestic terrorist organization'
San Francisco officials have deemed the NRA “a Domestic Terrorist Organization" and are asking area municipalities to "take every reasonable step to limit" business interactions with the organization.
Ariana Grande's argument against Forever 21 is ‘legitimate’: Judge Napolitano
It’s unlawful to use Grande’s image in order to sell something without paying her, said Judge Napolitano.
Michigan is first state to ban flavored e-cigarettes amid vaping health concerns
The ban prohibits retail and online sales of vaping products with sweet, fruity, mint and menthol flavors.
Starbucks warns profits to cool
Starbucks is buying back stock at a faster clip than previously expected.
What is driving Walmart’s gun policy change?
Walmart changes gun policy
Coach, Kate Spade and Stuart Weitzman get new boss
Victor Luis is out at Tapestry after 13 years.
Waffle House is feeding those threatened by Dorian
Waffle House open during Dorian
Judge Napolitano on Ariana Grande vs. Forever 21: She has a legitimate argument
Ariana Grande vs. Forever 21
1-800 Flowers hiring more than 8,000 seasonal workers
The consumer will carry this holiday season: 1-800 Flowers CEO
Amazon tests handprint payment technology to use in Whole Foods: Report
Amazon is reportedly testing a new payment system that uses handprints for checkout, instead of a card or an app.
Kobe Bryant unveils young adult tennis novel: Why NBA legend's past deeds are unlikely to impact sales
The fantasy novel marked the latest departure from basketball for Bryant, who created the story alongside author Annie Matthew.
Camping World refocuses on RV sales as outdoor retail customers bug out
Economists consider shipments of RVs and other luxury items a bellwether for the overall health of the U.S. economy.
Interim Overstock CEO speaks out
Overstock interim CEO
CVS, Walgreens ask shoppers to leave guns at home joining Walmart, Kroger
More retailers are getting tougher on in-store gun policy.
Ariana Grande sues Forever 21 for $10M, alleges brand stole her image, likeness
The 21-page suit, filed Monday in the Central District of California, claims Forever 21 and its sister company, Riley Rose, used Grande’s “name, image, likeness and music” without her permission to promote their companies.
Walmart to stop selling short-barrel rifle ammunition
Walmart’s new gun policy
Newest tariffs ‘will start to affect people in stores'
Tariffs start hitting consumers
Costco plans second Shanghai store after blowout grand opening in the city: report
Costco seems to be succeeding in China where other international retailers couldn't.
Krispy Kreme heats up pumpkin spice wars with offer to burn competition
Krispy Kreme enters the pumpkin spice wars with tempting offer


















