Retail

Target has had a turbulent year as nearly half of its sales come from home goods, electronics, toys and apparel products that are deemed less essential.

A report from CNET, a digital media brand, finds that over $74 billion in packaged goods could be left at consumers' doorsteps this holiday season — and be vulnerable to theft. Here's what to do.

Retailers planned conservatively ahead of the 2023 shopping season so they don't git hit with excess inventory and forced to offer extra sales to get rid of products.

Deputies in Clackamas County, Oregon, carried out a retail theft sting operation at Clackamas Town Center, resulting in the arrests of 28 people.

Kmart has removed a "Merry Ham-Mas" Christmas bag from store shelves in Australia after the retailer realized the product resembled support for Hamas.

The supply of blueberries is ramping back up after warmer than normal weather hampered crops in Peru. It caused a delay in shipments and lower overall supply, which propped up costs.

Swiss Miss partnered with home fragrance company Candier to release a candle that looks and smells like a cup of the brand's iconic hot cocoa, and it sold like hot cakes.

A Washington, D.C., CVS store is keeping paper towels and toilet paper in its storage room instead of on shelves due to increasing theft.

The recognizable chip brand, Pringles, has teamed up with The Caviar Co. to create an elevated treat in a box for both the "caviar curious" and the "caviar connoisseurs."

Target had "Pair of Thieves" and other men’s underwear brands under lock and key at a New York store, a seeming irony as the national retailer continues to deal with theft.

Several eye care products were recalled after the Food and Drug Administration published a list of over two dozen products that could be contaminated with bacteria.

Adidas is weighing the possibility of a write-off for the outstanding Yeezy inventory the sportswear company still has, according to its latest earnings release.

A Pittsburgh-area man was arrested on Oct. 31 after he allegedly assaulted a McDonald's employee when his iced coffee order was made incorrectly, Pennsylvania State Police said.

Eli Lilly's drug tirzepatide was approved by the Food and Drug Administration to help people who are overweight and have a weight-related medical condition lose weight.

Nike sued rival shoemakers New Balance and Skechers on Monday, accusing both companies of patent infringement for allegedly copying Nike-developed technology.

Walmart will soon implement "sensory-friendly" hours from 8-10 a.m. every day in U.S. stores, when associates will turn down the noise and lights to offer a quieter experience.