Retail sales barely rise in May as consumers pump the brakes on spending
Retail sales rose just 0.1% in May as the ongoing inflation crisis and high interest rates prompted many Americans to pump the brakes on their spending.
Rare 1860s postage stamp auction presale hits estimate worth $4 million
FOX Business' Gerri Willis speaks to Siegel Auction Galleries director Charles Shreve about why this stamp is so unusual.
Drink coffee? 5 most expensive states for a cup of Joe, according to sales data
Coffee is big business across America, and a recent study details the most expensive states to purchase a cup of Joe, as well as influential price factors.
Charcoal company gives away 50K free barbecues to Americans in food-insecure communities
The Good Charcoal Company CEO Ben Jablonski discussed the initiative to feed Americans in food-insecure communities across the country and shared details of his eco-friendly charcoal product.
Fort Lauderdale tapped by Monopoly for new city edition of board game, more cities to follow
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has become the latest city chosen for Monopoly's city edition. The game's maker is soliciting input from the community and searching for the next location.
Starbucks 'Pairings Menu' panned: 'Where's the meal?'
Starbucks' new "Pairings Menu" did not impress some consumers on X, who believed that the offerings were a poor value for the money. The "Pairings Menu" is limited time.
Cookie dough sold at Costco, Sam's Club recalled due to salmonella risk
The FDA recently expanded a voluntary recall for frozen cookie dough products that might be contaminated with salmonella, the group announced on June 6.
Consumers to show Father's Day appreciation with $22.4B in spending
The NRF found in a survey that this year’s expected Father’s Day spending by consumers will amount to the "second highest figure in the survey’s history" at $22.4 billion.
Sunscreen recalled after mold detected during testing
A Las Vegas company is voluntarily recalling several lots of its sunscreen foundation due to higher levels of mold detected in testing, the Food and Drug Administration said.
GameStop raises over $2B in stock sale during Roaring Kitty craze
Texas-based GameStop's planned sale of 75 million shares of common stock raised more than $2 billion in gross proceeds, the video game retailer said on Tuesday.
Left-wing activism rampant in corporate shareholder proposal process: report
A Securities and Exchange Commission process for approving shareholder proposals favors a left-wing bent in corporate policies, claims a watchdog, citing audits from 2018-2022.
Trader Joe's shoppers go wild for limited item: 'The next craze'
Do not be surprised if you see people walking around with magenta and teal mini cooler bags from Trader Joe's this summer, as they are the latest retail item craze.
Target, Dick's Sporting Goods facing pushback from investors for 'going woke'
A group of activist investors plans to criticize major retailers Target and Dick's Sporting Goods over "woke" policies at the companies' respective shareholder meetings on Wednesday.
‘Roaring Kitty’s GameStop position is in the money
GameStop's main meme trader "Roaring Kitty" posted an update on where his holdings of the video game maker stand, and despite a two-day downturn in the shares, he's still in the green.
Kroger serving up 45,000 pints of free ice cream for summer solstice
Ice cream lovers may melt over Kroger's summer solstice promotion as the grocer plans to give away 45,000 pints of its store-brand product on Thursday, June 20, 2024.
'Roaring Kitty' could not save GameStop as meme stock tanks
GameStop shares plummeted 40% on Friday after YouTuber Keith Gill, aka "Roaring Kitty," livestreamed to 600,000 people and shared why he is bullish on the meme stock.
'Roaring Kitty' says GameStop to benefit from 'Ryan Cohen and crew'
Famous meme stock retail trader Keith Gill on Friday indicated he still likes GameStop as he livestreamed on his “Roaring Kitty" YouTube channel for the first time in three years.
More than 1.2 million rechargeable lights recalled following death, multiple fires
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Good Earth Lighting are recalling more than a million rechargeable lights over fire and burn hazards.
Not all discount retailers are equal: Christine Short
Wall Street Horizon VP of Research Christine Short analyzes the impact of inflation on U.S. consumers on 'Making Money.'
Costco to stop selling books year-round: report
Costco Wholesale Corp. will no longer regularly stock books in its stores starting next year, according to a news report on Thursday.