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The rising popularity of electronic shelf labels in U.S. grocery stores could pave the way for dynamic pricing in brick-and-mortar food retailers.

"Everyone seems to be loving them: from children to kidults and Gen Z," Jellycat said about its toys in its 2024 financial report.

We're scaling deeper into this new position.

Peloton is revamping its product assortment and raising prices for its subscription and hardware ahead of the holiday shopping season.

Nike previously said it's expecting its quarterly sales to be down but its performance is expected to improve in the quarters ahead.

Hertz said Tuesday it will now allow customers to fill out paperwork and secure financing online -- allowing them to do everything except pick up the car.

Jennifer Garner's baby food company Once Upon a Farm files for IPO.

Coach is opening coffee shops to bring in shoppers at a lower price point and build brand loyalty.

Vacancy rates for shopping center leases are high as chain stores fail, allowing locally owned small businesses to score prime real estate deals.

Dirty soda is fueling a resurgence in carbonated soft drinks, kicked off by Utah-based chain Swig and now extending to giant PepsiCo.