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Amazon considers new subscription plans for its healthcare and grocery services, and a potential One Medical integration with Prime

Chick-fil-A plans UK restaurants opening after previously facing backlash from LGBTQ+ rights activists

Glossier founder Emily Weiss loved asking job candidates, ‘Why do you work?’ new book says

Walmart reduces hours at 5 Atlanta stores after announcing a police workspace in separate area store

Shein May Be Lining Up Missguided Deal In First U.K. Brand Acquisition

The Retail Sales Outlook For Now Till Christmas 2023 Is Modest

The billionaire son of H&M’s founder owns a sprawling English country estate with over 100 cottages, a distillery, and a pub that sells his own beer

New SYKY Collective Platform Bridges Digital And Physical Fashion

‘We’re not going anywhere.’ David’s Bridal’s CEO reveals what’s next for the company after its second bankruptcy.

The average monthly payment for a new car was $733 in the second quarter of 2023. That could rise if auto workers strike long enough.

Should you tip on restaurant takeout? Or a coffee order? We’re being asked for tips more often — here’s when it’s OK to decline.

Walmart’s CEO loves Sam’s Club’s TikTok-famous cashews, too

Sweetgreen sued by workers alleging racial discrimination — including regular use of the N-word — and sexual harassment

City Of Dreams Is Just One Reason Why Luxury Retailing In Cyprus Could Boom

Insider Today: Your knockoff’s hidden cost

See inside Starbucks’ quest for ‘the cup of the future’

Consumers Spend On Socialization And Wellness

Luxury tycoon Bernard Arnault dismissed comparisons between his family and the Roys in ‘Succession’ — and said he hopes there’s no ‘duel’ to take over power

So Size Does Matter, As Carrefour Calls Out Shrinkflation In Stores

Lowe’s CEO says the ‘greatest deterrent’ for retail theft is hiring and training workers

McDonald’s fans are mourning the loss of self-serve soft drinks, saying it’s the ‘end of an era’ and a ‘tremendous loss’

How Tequila’s Tahona Society Is Driving A New Breed Of Greener Entrepreneur

From taking orders to cutting avocados, AI is solving the labor shortage problem for fast-food chains

Walmart wants associates, not gig workers, to deliver more orders as the retailer struggles to verify the identity of its Spark drivers