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By the end of the year, Walmart, the nation's biggest retailer, will also allow customers to opt out of plastic bags when using curbside pickup.

The study comes as retailers like Target, Kohl's and PetSmart have come under attack for their annual LGBTQ Pride merchandise displays and ad campaigns.

The high-end department store reaffirmed its full-year outlook and posted a surprise profit on an adjusted basis.

Lucid is raising $3 billion via a secondary stock offering, including about $1.8 billion from the Saudi fund that controls the automaker.

The startup By Rotation aims to end the fast-fashion market and challenge clothing rental competitors by helping users rent out their own closets.

Chewy shares surged in extended trading after the company beat earnings estimates on the top and bottom lines.

The auto parts supplier blamed its Q1 results on higher-than-expected costs, inflationary pressure, supply chain problems and lower, unfavorable product mix.

A shareholder proposal to improve worker safety at Dollar General by conducting an independent audit passed during the retailer's annual meeting Wednesday.

American Airlines expects unit revenues to come in better than previously expected for the second quarter.

Disney's live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" had a solid opening weekend, but the film's longevity at the box office will depend on word of mouth.

Bally Sports San Diego, owned by the bankrupt Diamond Sports, will no longer air Padres games beginning Wednesday.

Shrink, retail theft and organized retail theft are often cited by retailers as a reason for lower profits, but the terms are distinctly different.

While tech wunderkinds and music and sports celebrities may get the most attention, the world's billionaires are largely aging entrepreneurs.

Viewership for Asian TV content is growing on streaming services in the U.S., following popular hits like "Squid Game" and "Everything Everywhere All At Once."

Goldman Sachs, more tied to the ups and downs of Wall Street than its rivals, is cutting jobs again.

Consumers thought streaming would be forever, but library content is disappearing as studios seek to cut costs.

The Transportation Security Administration said it screened nearly 9.8 million people over Memorial Day weekend.

Nationally, home prices in March were 0.7% higher than March 2022, S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices said.

Last year, restaurant sales in May, June and July were tepid as higher gas prices and concerns about the economy weighed on consumers.

A paid internship program that teaches the fundamentals of real estate investing has launched a new partnership with Black student-athletes.