Walmart plans to expand its use of automated fulfillment centers for packing pick up and delivery orders, the company announced on Jan 27. Dozens of Walmart stores
Tyson Foods has agreed to pay over $221.5 million to poultry buyers who accused the group of fixing prices in a settlement, effectively ending a four-year legal
Consumer prices climbed slightly higher in the final month of 2020 as gas and food prices rose alongside coronavirus cases. The Labor Department reported that
It’s been a long year for commercial tenants. Businesses that rely heavily on in-person shopping, such as shops inside malls, continue to face uncertainty over
Walmart has terminated its contract with Bossa Nova Robotics, a robotics company hired to design robots to stock store shelves. The Wall Street Journal reported that Walmart was removing
Businesses across the country are boarding up like Election Day is a hurricane. Earlier this week, businesses in downtown Minneapolis met with law enforcement. They were urged
Are you buying a coach or Kate Spade handbag anytime soon? You’re not alone as revenue per handbag has risen globally more than 25 percent
Dollar General is expanding to the suburbs in hopes of reaching wealthier customers. Known for rock-bottom prices, the retailer is opening two new Popshelf locations in the
Sam’s Club is gearing up for the holidays by hiring 2,000 additional workers to accommodate the expected holiday rush. These new full-time employees will be
Food companies have been doing the unexpected for the past few weeks: hiring new workers and switching to environmentally sustainable packaging. Food-makers have experienced increased demand for snack products causing
If you’re ever wondering when to get into the snack food business, now might be the time. PepsiCo reported on Oct. 1 that their latest
As the popularity of drive-thrus has increased during the coronavirus pandemic, so have wait times. A report from Seelevel HX, a market research company, showed wait
