Retail

Neither higher gas prices nor rising interest rates could put a damper on U.S. auto sales during the first half of the year.

In an unusual move, the bookseller boots its CEO.

A federal judge has dismissed an Illinois man's lawsuit targeting L.L. Bean's new return policy.

U.S. retailers are crushing malls nationwide and there is no end in sight for this troubling trend.

Donte Robinson and Rashon Nelson, the two men arrested at a Philadelphia store in April, provided their own feedback for the company.

Toys "R" Us closed for good on Friday.

CD sales have plunged in the last two decades amid the rise of digital music and streaming options.

A Houston pharmacist must serve five years in federal prison and repay $5.3 million in a health care kickbacks scheme linked to a chiropractor.

Most of us have wasted money on ill-considered purchases or stuff we really couldn't afford.

British supermarket chain Tesco and France's Carrefour are creating a strategic alliance to give them more clout with global suppliers.

A class-action lawsuit has been filed with the Ohio Court of Claims against CVS Caremark and the state Health Department over a mailing that might have publicly disclosed the identity of 6,000 HIV patients.

Nearly 150 marijuana businesses in California are warning that they could face steep financial losses unless the state extends a July 1 deadline imposing strict standards for pot testing and packaging.

Adidas said it has “no reason to believe” that credit card information was exposed in the breach.

A Supreme Court ruling making it easier for states to collect online sales taxes could yield billions of additional tax dollars.

Personal income rose 0.4% in May.

As shoppers increasingly demand that everything from hot meals and groceries to dresses, bedding and electronics be dropped off at their doorsteps, retailers are betting big on delivery services that will get them there faster.