Retail

Like Amazon, just about everything will be on sale at Walmart, from gaming devices to smart home gadgets. 

Nike said it expects to make direct investments of at least $184 million toward the facility, which is projected to create more than 500 new jobs.

Amazon said it’s been preparing for this year’s Prime Day since last year.

Home Depot said it’s set to provide its customers with emergency supplies as Tropical Storm Barry approaches the Gulf Coast.

Fashion accessories retailer Charming Charlie filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Thursday and will shutter all of its 261 stores.

Wegmans cautioned its customers on Thursday against a fake post circulating on social media that offered what appeared to be a hefty discount for people to use at its stores.

Despite the projected drop in attendance, ticket revenue is expected to raise by $19 million league-wide due to a slight increase in ticket prices.

Costco reported its comparable sales were up last month even as many retailers have struggled.

Summertime means hot weather and parents looking for cheap activities for their kids.

European Union authorities on Tuesday fined Sanrio, the owner of Hello Kitty, for restricting cross-border online sales.

7-Eleven is giving away free small Slurpees Thursday to celebrate June 11, the date that shares its name.

Clothing retailer that gears toward young adults American Eagle Outfitters announced it was teaming up with Green Growth Brands Inc. to sell CBD-infused “personal care products.”

Amazon announced it was planning to spend more than $700 million to upskill 100,000 employees or one in three staffers.

Brooks, which is part of Warren Buffett's sprawling Berkshire Hathaway, is headquartered in Seattle.

The price tag attached to getting your child ready to head back to school this fall is expected to be a costly one, a recent survey showed.

A pair of lawsuits seek to hold Amazon liable for defective products sold by third-party vendors.

Walmart will stop selling guns at its New Mexico stores later this month.

eBay is looking to take on Amazon this month with the launch of its new “Summer Brand Outlet” and a two-week “Hot Deals for Hot Days” event to compete with Prime Day.

The incident occurred on the Fourth of July.