As Americans seek direct GLP-1 prescriptions, large retailers are positioned to benefit from the growing weight-loss market.

Best Buy's incoming CEO aims to shrink store footprint to drive future growth, signaling a shift in the electronics retailer's physical strategy.

Amazon Business has reached $60 billion in annualized sales, with AI and computer vision reshaping B2B ecommerce.

Sainsbury has struck a £120 million deal to sell its Argos business to three retail veterans, marking a major shift in UK retail.

A nostalgic UK restaurant chain is shuttering all 106 locations, leaving customers disappointed.

Target is investing heavily in artificial intelligence to transform its enterprise strategy and retail operations.

A heritage sneaker brand is shutting 140 stores as its brand turnaround effort struggles to gain traction.

Department stores report unprecedented sales of Samsung Electronics products after announcing substantial rebates, even surpassing luxury goods.

Retailers could shift to selling digital download codes as physical PlayStation discs are phased out, reshaping game retail.

Walmart is rapidly expanding its parking lot network in what analysts see as a strategy to drive in-store traffic and compete with Costco.

Fast-moving consumer goods companies are raising prices once more due to rising commodity costs.

A Walmart employee was shot when a gunman opened fire during an argument at a store in Delaware County.

Retailers like Coach and Ralph Lauren are adding in-store cafes as experiential retail to increase dwell time and attract younger consumers.

Japan's retail sales fell 4.1% in June from a year ago, reversing the gain seen in May and signaling consumer weakness.

TVS Motor sold a record 52,000 electric scooters in July as India's e-2W demand jumped 77% to 192,000 units.

Barnes & Noble is shuttering some locations even as it opens 60 new stores, reflecting a portfolio optimization strategy.

Dollar General is adopting a Costco-like membership model but with a focus on deep discounts.

A lawsuit alleges a manager at a Comcast store tied low-performing staff to chairs and smashed pies in their faces as a ritual, sparking outrage.