Retail

A recall of approximately 653,000 Trader Joe’s mango tangerine scented candles is underway, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).

Bedford Studios, a coffee shop in New York City, is requiring customers to pay for Wi-Fi. TikTok users appear to be split on whether the policy is fair to customers.

Pennsylvania-based Wawa is expected to kick off construction on a new location in Inwood, West Virginia, on Wednesday, the convenience store chain's first-ever in the Mountain State.

California legislators are trying to pass a bill that would require warning labels be placed on gas stoves, alerting customers about potential health risks associated with the products.

LL Flooring filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware on Sunday as the company aims to reduce its physical footprint and close certain stores while pursuing a going-concern sale.

Candy products sold throughout the United States at Walmart, Target, Dollar General and other stores have been recalled due to a risk of Salmonella bacteria contamination.

Up to 315 of discount retailer Big Lots’ locations could be on the chopping block and facing potential closure, a Securities & Exchange Commission filing from Friday indicated.

Costco shoppers may see membership card scanners at the doors to the warehouse retailer in the coming months.

A famous Starbucks drink that people usually go to coffeehouses for is now available in bottles at Costco, according to a video posted to Instagram.

A McDonald's employee working at a store in Georgia was sentenced to five years in federal prison for lighting a fire inside a dumpster because the restaurant was too crowded.

A husband and wife documented on TikTok the return of a five-year-old mattress to Costco. The video shows how the attempted product return transpired, and social media users reacted.

Babies "R" Us shops will start to appear in Kohl’s this fall. The retailer said Thursday the first of the Babies "R" Us at Kohl’s sections have already launched.

Lululemon removed a new legging style from its shelves after shoppers took to social media to share reviews of the product. A spokesperson said the company plans to make adjustments.

Amazon is being held responsible by a federal agency for distributing 400,000 products that are defective or do not meet safety standards.

Dave Yearick and his son, Rudiger Yearick, have invented multiple games together as founders of The Good Game Company. They shared their enthusiasm and goals with Fox News Digital.