Retail

This 13-year-old entrepreneur from Lansdowne, Pennsylvania is building a successful business in the so-called social media influencer age.

The division’s profitability issues have reportedly drawn the ire of Walmart CEO Doug McMillon and other top executives at the company.

As carmakers battle over pickups, Tesla stays on course.

These are the best Fourth of July sales going on right now.

Online retail giant Amazon reportedly announced it plans to build a 43-story skyscraper in Bellevue, Wash., a space meant to accommodate thousands of employees.

The former NFL quarterback reportedly influenced the brand’s decision to cancel the release of its commemorative Fourth of July “Betsy Ross flag” sneakers.

Revenue from consumer fireworks sales in 2018 totaled $945 million.

Adidas’ U.K. Twitter account had a serious misstep this week. 

A size 8 pair of the sneakers, which were nixed after criticism from Colin Kaepernick, sold for $2,500.

“We regularly make business decisions to withdraw initiatives, products and services," Nike said in a statement.

Prior to the company’s decision, leaked pairs of the sneaker were selling for as much as $3,000 each on StockX.

Fiat Chrysler announced its best June retail sales in 14 years thanks to the Ram pickup truck.

News that Nike pulled a sneaker that was intended to show patriotism ahead of the Fourth of July incensed conservative Twitter Tuesday.

Samsung Electronics is teasing a new device it’s set to unveil at an event next month.

Dave Clark, the senior vice president of operations at Amazon, slammed “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver’s latest segment which took aim at the online retail giant.

'The reason why Colin Kaepernick stands against a flag like that is the same reason why I would not wear that flag on my feet -- I wouldn't wear a Confederate flag,' said Jack Brewer.