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After a difficult year marked by slowing U.S. traffic and persistent weakness in China, shares of the coffee giant have struggled to find their footing.

The retailer's insiders picked up shares near the end of a rough year.

Chains like Starbucks, Wendy's and Denny's announced plans to close underperforming restaurants in 2025.

Restaurant chains bet on value in 2025, and they're not likely to ditch the strategy next year.

Leather prices are expected to continue rising in 2026 as Trump's tariffs crimple a global supply-chain while domestic manufacturing and cattle herds are down.

After a year defined by worries about cloud growth and tariff impact on retail, Amazon stock heads into the new year poised for gains.

Tanger CEO Stephen Yalof says shoppers kept spending this holiday season as promotions and value offset weaker consumer confidence.

Amid higher prices, more than one-third of shoppers racked up holiday debt this season, averaging $1,223, according to a recent report.

U.S. holiday retail spending rose 4.2% as consumers spent more on tech and apparel, with online sales jumping 7.8%, Visa data shows, despite higher prices.

Retailers are blurring the lines between beauty and wellness as customers look for holiday gifts and focus on self-care.