Verizon CEO says 5G launch 'meets our expectation' despite early criticism
The divide represents the focus for the carrier on launching a nationwide 5G network.
'Thrones' is ending, but will live on in merchandise
From wine to clothing to tours, HBO and retailers have cashed in through the years with "Game of Thrones" merchandise.
Wegmans to go plastic-bag free in New York before state ban
Wegmans will eliminate single-use plastic grocery bags at its New York state stores by year's end — just before a state ban on the packing takes effect, the grocery store chain announced Monday.
Kroger shares not cheap enough for investors?
Concerns over Kroger's outlook
Bed Bath & Beyond overhauls board after investor backlash
The changes were announced weeks after a trio of activist investors called on Bed Bath & Beyond to replace its entire board of directors and fire its current CEO, Steven Temares.
Earth Day: Risks, deals and brands trying to make a difference
Wall Street along with more and more retailers are taking action to become more sustainable in an effort to combat climate change.
Stop & Shop reaches deal with striking workers
Stop & Shop strike ends
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Stop & Shop, workers reach tentative contract agreement
Striking Stop & Shop supermarket workers and company officials are resuming negotiations.
Average US price of gas spikes 13 cents per gallon, to $2.91
The average U.S. price of regular-grade gasoline surged 13 cents a gallon (3.8 liters) over the past two weeks, to $2.91.
Stop & Shop, union workers resume negotiations in effort to end strike
Some stores in the region were closed entirely, while others operated until noon on Sunday without their delis, seafood and bakery sections staffed.
Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court
In the summer of 2010, reporters at South Dakota's Argus Leader newspaper decided to request data about the government's food assistance program, previously known as food stamps.
Corporate America embraces 420 as pot legalization grows
Potheads have for decades celebrated their love of marijuana on April 20, but the once counter-culture celebration that was all about getting stoned now is so mainstream Corporate America is starting to embrace it.
Pete Buttigieg backs Stop & Shop strike, following Biden and Warren
About 31,000 Stop & Shop workers from more than 240 stores across the Northeast have been on strike for more than a week.
McDonald's ditches 'signature-crafted' burgers, simplifies menu
The menu tweaks come after McDonald’s CFO Kevin Ozan said last month that more complex menu items were having a negative impact on the speed of the chain’s drive-thru services.
Sears is suing former boss and new owner Eddie Lampert. Here’s why
The suit, which also names Steven Munchin, alleges Lampert stripped the iconic retailer of $2B in assets ahead of its bankruptcy.
Asian stocks rise in quiet holiday trading
U.S. stock indexes moved mostly lower in early trading Thursday as investors weighed the latest batch of company earnings.
Food stamps and online grocery shopping are about to mix
Amazon and Walmart are kicking off a two-year pilot launch on Thursday established by the government to allow low-income shoppers on government food assistance to select and pay for their groceries online in New York.
Pier 1 Imports to close up to 145 stores amid sales slump
The Texas-based company reported a same-store sales decline of 13.7 percent and a net sales decrease of 19.5 percent to $412.5 million in its fourth quarter of fiscal 2019.
EBay CEO Devin Wenig rips Amazon's business practices in shareholder letter
Wenig called out competitors for "unnaturally bundling services," in an apparent jab at Amazon Prime.
















