Amazon CEO on staff resisting return to the office: 'Probably won't work out' for them
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy recently stood firm on the company's return-to-office policy and issued a warning to employees resisting it, Business Insider first reported.
‘Big problems’ for retail market ahead of Q4: David Stryzewski
Sound Planning Group CEO David Stryzewski tells ‘The Big Money Show’ that with consumers’ discretionary income going ‘out the door,’ shoppers do not have the cash to shop like they used to.
San Francisco Nordstrom closes after more than 30 years in business amid retail exodus
Nordstrom in downtown San Francisco has finally shut its doors for good after being a staple in the Westfield mall for over 35 years due to changing "dynamics" of the city.
NBA star Cole Anthony teams up with his mom to launch 'GameUp' sports app
Orlando Magic point guard Cole Anthony and his mom Crystal McCrary McGuire discuss their new app to help guide parents through youth sports on 'The Big Money Show.'
Eye drops recalled over bacteria, fungi contamination
Dr. Berne’s Whole Health Products issued a recall for multiple eye products after an analysis by federal health officials indicated there was bacteria and fungi contamination.
Former Home Depot CEO ‘fears’ Biden administration is ‘fueling a lawless society' as retail theft surges
Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli discusses the impact of surging crime and theft on retailers as well as American consumers across the country.
Jobs report, inflation data, Best Buy earnings, US Open top week ahead
It's a big week for jobs and housing data as well as more retail earnings as investors wind down the final days of August leading into the Labor Day holiday weekend.
Oregon police execute shoplifting sting as theft projected to soar past $110 billion by 2025
Stores lost an estimated $86.6 billion to retail theft in 2022, and projections indicate that retail theft may cost stores over $115 billion by 2025.
Barbie jewelry collection a big success for Kendra Scott: CEO Tom Nolan
Kendra Scott CEO Tom Nolan discusses the state of the American consumer and the jewelry maker's plans for expansion on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Nordstrom reports 'historical highs' for theft-incurred losses
Nordstrom recently provided an update on the impacts it has seen from retail theft, with the CEO saying losses were "at historical highs" but "in line" with what they expected for the year.
Rite Aid prepares to file for bankruptcy: report
Philadelphia-based Rite Aid, one of the biggest pharmacy chains in the U.S., is reportedly preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Bob Nardelli slams Biden admin for ‘fueling a lawless society’: I fear where we’re heading
Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli weighs in on what could happen if United Auto Workers strike at three Detroit automakers and discusses the rise in retail theft.
Frozen vegetables sold at Food Lion, Kroger recalled over listeria concerns
Frozen vegetables sold at grocers nationwide are being recalled over fears that they may be contaminated with listeria, which could cause serious or fatal infections in certain people.
I'm looking for diversification in the market: Mark Mahaney
Evercore ISI senior managing director Mark Mahaney discusses his small-mid and large cap picks on 'Varney & Co.'
Trump campaign releases 'Never Surrender' merchandise with former president's mugshot
Former President Donald Trump's campaign is capitalizing off his historic mugshot by making eight items featuring the photo available to purchase in its official online store.
Dollar Tree taking 'very defensive approach' to shoplifting, CEO says
Rick Dreiling, CEO of Dollar Tree, on Thursday described some of the actions the retailer is taking in stores as part of its "very defensive approach" to shoplifting.
Walmart expands drone delivery to 60K more US households
Walmart and Alphabet-owned Wing announced a partnership that will allow the retailer to offer drone delivery to tens of thousands of additional households.
US markets are at a 'crossroads': John Lynch
Comerica Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer John Lynch argues the consumer doesn't appear as 'strong' as they were two weeks ago.
Dollar Tree, Family Dollar to pay $1.34 million in OSHA settlement
Dollar Tree Inc. has agreed to a settlement with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration that comes with work safety-related requirements and fines totaling over $1 million.
Less bullish retail market encouraging for investors: Dan Suzuki
Richard Bernstein Advisors Deputy CIO Dan Suzuki explains how overlooked companies are ‘pretty cheap’ and ‘attractive’ for investors on ‘Making Money.’



















