Retail

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has been fined $2.8 billion for anti-competitive behavior as the ruling Communist Party tightens control over fast-growing technology industries

The parent company of Meow Mix cat food announced a limited recall Friday after finding potential salmonella contamination in 30-pound bags of Original Choice Dry Cat Food.

The retailer plans to open warehouse sale locations, redesigned Golf Galaxy locations and "experiential Soccer Shops" later this month.

The retailer gave few details about his death, which occurred Thursday, but said it was unexpected and likely due to "natural causes."

The burger chain said it will hire for crew and management positions in a three-day event from April 13-15

Nike said Thursday that it has settled a lawsuit against the New York City company behind the “Satan Shoes” promoted by Lil Nas X in a collaboration.

E-commerce giant Amazon announced plans this week to strengthen its footprint in the grocery store sector, with two new stores and hundreds of new jobs.

E-commerce giant Amazon is reportedly considering moving up its annual Prime Day sales event this year.

According to a March 29 filing with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, the new venture now has a potential name: Hazel by Walmart.

Saks Fifth Avenue will no longer sell products made with animal fur joining the likes of Bloomingdale's, Macy's and others.

The retailer has pledged to add products across a multi-category assortment from more than 500 Black-owned businesses and to engage more Black-owned companies to enhance their retail operations and shopping experience.

Target is selling a book that includes a "prayer" from a Black female author asking God to "help" her "hate White people."

Social media influencers are motivating teen spending purchases on clothing and beauty products, a new survey suggests.

Outdoor clothing company Patagonia is praising Major League Baseball for pulling its All-Star Game out of Georgia while it continues to make and sell clothes in a country that brutally represses religious minorities.

Target customers will be able to return their used car seats to any Target store nationwide until April 17.

Merchant groups are forming a national coalition to campaign for stricter antitrust laws, including measures that could force Amazon.com Inc. to spin off some of its business lines.

Kimberly-Clark's baby and child care, adult care and Scott bathroom tissue will be impacted by the increase.