Retail

Starting Monday, 7-Eleven will deliver food and other items to customers at specific “hot spots” such as public parks and beaches.

Dressbarn’s “wind down” of its retail operation is officially beginning at the end of this month.

Here are five of the most bizarre brands and products Shaquille O’Neal has backed.

Toys R Us is expected to reopen stores just in time for the holidays this year. 

Frozen blackberry products sold at Walmart and Save-A-Lot have been recalled because of a possible norovirus contamination.

Amazon could be using its delivery drones for home surveillance, according to a patent filed by the company.

Google has decided to stop making its own tablets.

The retail giant ended a longstanding investigation into payments made to foreign government officials.

Walmart will lay off 569 finance and accounting employees from its corporate office in North Carolina later this year.

The recall applies to older 15-inch MacBook Pros, most of which were sold between September 2015 and February 2017.

Walmart is testing driverless vans to transport goods from warehouse to warehouse, a report stated.

Tariffs on China are driving the shifts to the U.S., Vietnam, India and other countries.

Williamson is expected to sign one of the largest sneaker deals ever for an NBA rookie.

The tech giant said all of Best Buy’s nearly 1,000 U.S. stores will now accept products for repair.

Costco is selling giant doughnuts that are sized more like cakes, but only in some Australia locations.

Target CEO Brian Cornell apologized to customers Wednesday after stores experienced register outages nationwide for several hours.