Retail

The prospective 2020 candidate raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest related to Lampert’s $5 billion bid to rescue the retailer.

UPS results comes just a month after rival FedEx Corp slashed its forecast for fiscal 2019 ending May, citing a global trade slowdown.

Visa on Tuesday announced it had extended its partnership with the NFL through the 2025 season.

The retail giant’s online “Fan Shop by Fanatics” will sell hundreds of thousands of items featuring professional sports leagues.

Boston-based New Balance is one of three U.S.-based companies that won a contract from the Department of Defense.

Under the 10-year deal’s terms, Nike will manufacture MLB uniforms, outerwear and training apparel for all 30 teams

Same-store sales grew 4 percent at both the global and U.S. level.

The holiday season was a brutal for certain U.S. retailers.

Here are some names that stand to profit from the once-iconic retailer’s fight to return to profitability.

The new coalition is set to change the world’s reliance on single-use plastic.

Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy late last year and announced plans to close dozens of stores amid sagging sales.

Sorry, Sweetheart lovers.

Canadian brands may become somewhat of collateral damage from the ongoing trade battle between the U.S. and China.

The menu offers popular food and drink concession items at discounted prices, featuring deals such as $2 hot dogs, $3 slices of pizza and $5 draft beers.

The embattled chain's shares are up after recent tumbles.

The retailer says it will raise driver pay to an average of about $87,500 per year.

Walmart and Synchrony bury the hatchet.

CBS is reportedly charging between $5.1 million and $5.3 million for 30-second Super Bowl commercials.