Target announces Pride month merch will only be available in 'select stores' after last year's backlash
Only select Target stores will carry LGBTQ+ themed products for Pride Month, following last year's backlash over products such as a women's swimsuit that tucks male genitals.
English woman drops out of college, starts business as dressmaker with unique flair
A business owner in the United Kingdom creates clothes from unique and colorful hand towels. Scarlett Hawkes of Liverpool told Fox New Digital she makes about 18 items a month.
People have chosen lower-cost items they buy online: report
Shoppers have been trading down in online purchases, according to Adobe Analytics. The same report showed online spending from January to April hit $331.6 billion.
Sriracha shortage coming? Company pauses production until after Labor Day
Huy Fong Foods, a leading sriracha producer out of California, warned in a letter this week to wholesalers that a shortage is coming due to an issue with its jalapeño chili peppers.
Disney Entertainment and Warner Bros. Discovery announce new bundle with Disney+, Hulu, Max
Disney Entertainment has announced a new streaming bundle that hopes to give subscribers an 'unprecedented selection of content' with major brands in entertainment.
Costco-loving man caught off guard by loved ones in store for his surprise birthday party
A Tennessee man was surprised by loved ones at Costco with a birthday party in the store's food court on Sunday, and his wife got it on camera.
California bill could remove self-checkout lanes at grocers, certain retailers
Democratic Senator Lola Smallwood-Cuevas is trying to curb the use of self checkout machines in California in order to protect employees and curb theft.
China's Xi Jinping should take some action and help end what's happening in Ukraine: Curtis Chin
Milken Institute senior fellows Chair Curtis Chin on world leaders calling on Xi Jinping to stop Putin as China's relationship with Russia draws concerns and discusses investments in China as well as artificial intelligence.
International jewel thief busted for swiping 2 diamond rings worth nearly $300K from Tiffany, Cartier: police
An international jewelry thief who is wanted by Interpol was busted for last week for allegedly swiping a $255,000 ring from Tiffany's and a $25,000 ring from Cartier.
International jewelry thief accused of stealing 2 diamond rings worth nearly $300K from Tiffany, Cartier stores in NYC
An international jewelry thief is accused of swiping two diamond rings worth close to $300,000 from Tiffany and Cartier stores in Manhattan. (Credit: WNYW)
Hims & Hers CEO walks back praise for anti-Israel protesters after stock drops
Hims & Hers founder and CEO Andrew Dudum said Sunday that his earlier comments praising anti-Israel protesters on college campuses were "misconstrued by some."
Florida man sues Publix, CVS, Costco pharmacies alleging Adderall caused psychosis
A Florida man has sued Publix, CVS Pharmacy and Costco pharmacies and their respective pharmacists after he says he was prescribed Adderall that sent him into psychosis.
Sam's Club says AI will handle exit checks in all stores by end of 2024
Sam's Club announced that by the end of the year, artificial intelligence technology will be used to verify customers' purchases at the exit, slashing wait times.
A look at Peloton's rough ride post-pandemic
Barry McCarthy was tapped to lead Peloton in order to right the ship. The past two years have been filled with various cost-cutting measures and efforts to broaden is customer base.
Ground beef sold at Walmart recalled over E. coli concerns
Cargill Meat Solutions is recalling more than 16,000 pounds of beef shipped to Walmart locations across the country over concerns that it could be contaminated with E. coli.
Walmart launches its largest private grocery brand in decades
Walmart launched a new private food brand with hundreds of items across a variety of categories. This comes as private brands continue to gain market share.
Walmart closing 51 health centers over lack of profitability
Walmart said that it's shuttering all 51 of its health clinics and related telehealth services due to issues tied to reimbursement and rising operating costs.
The history of Costco: How Jim Sinegal went from grocery bagger to redefining members-only retail
Costco, boasting bulk sales of discounted, big-brand goods, has dominated warehouse-style, member-exclusive retail for decades. Here's how that came to be.
Costco has yet to bring warehouses to these 3 US states
Costco has over 600 warehouses across the U.S., but not one is located in these three states.
Williams Sonoma labeled Chinese-made merchandise American made; ordered to pay over $3M
The FTC and the Justice Department said Friday that Williams-Sonoma Inc. has agreed to a settlement, which includes a $3.175 million civil penalty.