Mom calls out bullies' parents in viral TikTok after daughter's 'knock-off' Stanley cup was mocked at school
Mom and TikToker Dayna Motycka called out bad parenting in a viral TikTok after her daughter was mocked at school for having a 'knock-off' Stanley cup.
Walmart opens massive fitness center on Arkansas campus
Walmart is in the midst of constructing a new home office in Bentonville, Arkansas, aimed at driving more talented workers to the company and enhancing worker productivity.
NASCAR-inspired Costco with one-of-a-kind design to open across Daytona International Speedway
A unique Costco with a NASCAR-inspired design is gearing up to open across Daytona International Speedway in February, One Daytona announced.
Walmart, Sam’s Club integrating generative AI into shopping and store experiences
Walmart and Sam's Club are integrating generative artificial intelligence to make it simpler for shoppers to find what they're looking for and streamlining associates' workflows.
Panera Bread announces $1 soup deal for National Soup Month, reveals new menu item
Panera Bread is offering soup for $1 per cup for a limited time during National Soup Month. It's also selling two new Sourdough Melts: the Bacon Avocado Melt and Southwest Chicken Melt.
Shoppers urged to think before they click as AI retail 'catfishes' infiltrate web: 'Too good to be true'
AI-generated image scams are becoming increasingly common, convincing shoppers they are purchasing something that looks one way, but arrives looking very different.
Sweethearts limited-edition 'situationship' candy boxes full of 'blurry' messages fly off shelves
Iconic Valentine's Day candy hearts product has adapted to today's relationship trend with its limited-edition "Situationship Boxes" filled with hearts covered in mixed messages.
Native announces limited-edition collection inspired by the most popular Girl Scout Cookie flavors
Native and Girl Scout Cookies have teamed up to create a limited-edition collection of clean personal care items inspired by the iconic cookie flavors.
Chromium found in recalled applesauce products, FDA says
Additional testing from the Food and Drug Administration revealed high levels of chromium, another metal found in samples of the cinnamon and recalled applesauce products.
‘Getting trampled' for Stanley cups? TikTok craze causing chaos at stores and exploding company’s profits
Stanley's 40 oz water bottle has become one of the hottest products in America, causing a customer frenzies at local retailers and earning the company a massive increase in revenue.
Regulators warn Amazon-sold replacement batteries for Dyson vacuums linked to fires
Certain lithium-ion replacement battery packs that have been used in some Dyson vacuums should be properly disposed of immediately after several fires had been reported.
Modelo parent still reaping benefits from Bud Light controversy
Constellation Brands' beer business continues to gobble up market share in the U.S. after its Modelo Especial took over Bud Light as the top-selling beer last year.
Lululemon founder slams company's inclusion efforts: 'Everything to everybody'
Chip Wilson, who founded Lululemon in 1998 and left in 2015, criticized the company for trying to be too inclusive and "everything to everybody."
Grocery chain reveals shoplifting losses outpace earnings as theft ticks up
Jumbo, a grocery chain operating in the Netherlands and Belgium, reported that shoplifting losses will outpace profits in 2023 amid an increase in theft.
TGI Fridays shutters 36 underperforming locations
TGI Fridays is in the midst of an "era of transformation" that includes shuttering dozens of underperforming stores and selling locations to its former CEO.
Online holiday spending reaches record $222B, driven by buy now, pay later options
Usage of buy now, pay later spending options hit an all-time high over the 2023 holiday season as many Americans sought out more flexible payment options.
Sephora customer says Sol de Janeiro body butter attracts spiders as company shuts down claim
A review on Sephora's website went viral after a customer claimed that Sol de Janeiro's Body Butter attracts wolf spiders. The company has since denied the rumors.
Starbucks will allow reusable cups for drive-thrus, mobile orders
Starbucks customers are now allowed to use their own personal cup when ordering at drive-thru locations and the mobile app as the company tries to reach its climate goals.
Ex-Home Depot CEO reveals why more retail stores will be locking up their items in 2024
Not only is locking up retail items an obstacle for thieves, but also for quality customers, ex-Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli warns as he predicts shrink losses will increase in 2024.
Return fraud plagues retailers, costs industry over $100B in 2023
Return fraud has already cost retailers hundreds of billions of dollars in 2023, and experts warn that the problem isn't likely to go away anytime soon.