The retail layoffs come as Amazon runs its fall Prime sale event, underscoring cost discipline in its core commerce unit.

The deal expands Uber Eats' large-order catering business, a growing opportunity in recent quarters.

The retailer is pushing shopper data and ad dollars beyond its own properties into streaming and audio inventory.

The weak print reflects a slump in fuel sales against a modest rebound in non-food spending.

Wealthier shoppers are pulling back ahead of the midterms, a warning sign for high-end brands.

The roughly $1.7 billion purchase deepens Chinese sportswear influence in a global athletics brand.

The athletics brand named a product chief and COO and is hunting three more executive roles as it tries to revive growth.

A second activist investor is pressing the toy maker to explore strategic alternatives, adding to pressure on management.

Q2 revenue rose 23% on aggressive store expansion, sending shares up sharply as brokerages turned bullish.

The buildout would shorten delivery times as Amazon presses its logistics edge against Walmart.

A cyberattack on the fast-fashion e-tailer spooked investors already wary of its turnaround.

The chain plans to sell itself to a long-term partner as casual dining operators face sustained pressure.

The retailer said it will not renew a patent that could personalize prices via scan-and-go technology, one of several drawing activist scrutiny.

The platform is leaning into its role as a product discovery engine by adding a conversational AI agent and simpler payments.

Retailers are launching promotions earlier than usual, testing stretched consumer budgets.

The roughly 40,000-square-foot store extends Walmart's small-format grocery push into South Florida.

Neighborhood Intelligence called off the real estate platform deal a month after canceling its F9 Brands purchase.

Retailers are kicking off holiday promotions earlier than usual this year.