Dollar Tree slashes annual forecasts amid weaker demand, stronger competition
Dollar Tree has cut its annual forecasts amid increased shopper discretion and rising industry competition with sellers like Walmart, Target and Temu.
Capri Sun addresses juice packaging rumors after fans sound off: 'We'd never disrespect the pouch'
Capri Sun fans blasted the company on social media over rumors that the juice brand was dropping its iconic pouches. Capri Sun cleared things up through an Instagram post.
Housing and stocks are the greatest market risks right now: Jack Ablin
Cresset CIO and founding partner Jack Ablin discusses what it would take for the Fed to cut interest rates more than 25 basis points on 'Making Money.'
Independent grocers urge enforcement of antitrust laws rather than 'price gouging' push
The National Grocers Association urged lawmakers and regulators to focus on enforcing antitrust law in supplier pricing instead of alleged "price gouging" by the grocery industry.
Costco's first membership fee increase in 7 years now in effect
The cost of a Costco membership in the United States and Canada increased for the first time in seven years on Sunday, impacting about 52 millions members.
Ace Hardware store owner, 'one tough mother,' confronts overdose crisis after losing son to fentanyl
Michelle and Jeff Leopold, who own six Ace Hardware stores in California, lost son Trevor, 18, to fentanyl. Theirs and other "heartware" stories are shared for company's 100th anniversary.
Ikea sets record for world’s largest pajama party with over 2,000 employees participating
Ikea broke a world record for the largest two-piece pajama party with 2,052 employees in Älmhult, Sweden, showing up in limited-edition Swedish meatball sets to celebrate a new sleep initiative.
Big Lots weighing possibility of bankruptcy filing as sales dwindle
Discount retailer Big Lots is considering filing for bankruptcy as it faces declining sales, according to a report citing people familiar with the situation.
Walmart wants to beat Amazon at its own e-commerce game
Walmart launched several initiatives to boost Marketplace after it saw more than 30% sales growth in each of the past four quarters, driving e-commerce growth.
Here's why grocers are really raising prices
Grocery stores are facing allegations of price gouging, but an industry leader is pushing back on those claims and cites mounting labor costs and commodity prices as the main cause.
Consumer spending shows cracks in the 'real economy': Kristin Bentz
KB Advisory Group founder Kristin Bentz analyzes the disconnect between Main Street and Wall Street on 'Making Money.'
Dollar General CEO says 'financially constrained' consumers partially to blame for softer demand
Dollar General's stock slid by more than 27% on Thursday after the company's second-quarter earnings missed analysts' expectations amid soft consumer demand.
Another exit: Foot Locker to relocate headquarters from New York to Florida
Foot Locker is relocating its headquarters to Florida, the footwear retailer announced on Wednesday. Its corporate presence in New York City will be "limited" in the future.
Dick's Sporting Goods hit by cyberattack
Dick's Sporting Goods on Wednesday said that an unauthorized third-party gained access to its information systems on Aug. 21, the same day Halliburton was hit with a cyberattack.
Grocery chain joins Walmart, CVS, others in ending cigarettes sales
Stop & Shop is the latest company to remove cigarettes and other tobacco products from its shelves. The company says it is part of its commitment to wellness.
Goodwill stores shutter doors, citing 'escalating theft, rising rents'
Two Goodwill locations in Washington state will close due to "escalating theft, safety concerns" as well as "rising rents."
Kroger, other retailers charging fees for 'cash back' at registers: federal government
The CFPB said Tuesday that Kroger Co. and two major discount retail companies levy fees against consumers when they withdraw cash during transactions using their debit or prepaid cards.
Lowe's drops some DEI policies, latest American company to do so: memo
Home improvement retail chain Lowe's is reportedly ending multiple diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and altering other representation-focused parts of its corporate programming.
Costco’s newly announced store will face unique challenge due to 'sacred' laws that date back centuries
The mayor of a New Jersey suburb announced plans for a new Costco, but the company must follow the laws that all other retailers in the area do, as well.
Walgreens, Bilt launch automatic FSA/HSA savings program
Bilt CEO Ankur Jain explains how members will be able to use their FSA/HSA accounts toward their Walgreens purchases.