The pickup in Hong Kong consumer spending lifted sentiment on retail and consumer stocks in the region.

Retailers are weighing AI-driven pricing and personalization tools against consumer and regulatory backlash.

Nike flagged significant work ahead as weak China demand and falling apparel sales force another operational reset.

The move follows reports of covert recording by wearers and raises the prospect of broader restrictions on the devices in Europe.

The expanded recall covers additional frozen berry products sold at major grocers as health officials trace the outbreak.

The Oregon suit seeks $200 per member and adds to scrutiny of supply chain labor practices at large retailers.

The streak points to resilient consumer demand despite pressure from fuel, freight and supplier costs.

Retailers are rolling out early discounts to capture holiday shoppers before Amazon's fall Prime event.

Retailers and brands are split on whether to welcome or block AI agents that shop on consumers' behalf.

Forecasters see a record holiday season with consumers starting product searches in new places.

The retailer is pushing in-store technology to speed shopping and modernize pricing operations.

Retailers including Walmart, Costco and Target are absorbing higher operating costs while defending margins.

The membership program is a key lever in Walmart's push to take share from Amazon and Costco.

Ford posted retail share gains on strong truck and large SUV performance despite lower overall volume.

British consumers reined in spending, adding to evidence of a softening UK consumer backdrop.

Jaguar Land Rover's wholesale growth contrasts with softer retail demand in the quarter.

Italian sales grew in value but fell in volume, underscoring weak underlying consumer demand.

Target is discounting early to compete with Amazon and other retailers for holiday spending.