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MILWAUKEE — Kohl's online customers would like to get free shipping on all their purchases. And the right people at Kohl's know it.
HOLLYWOOD — In an effort to push consumers toward buying more movies, some major film studios are considering a new policy that would block DVDs from being offered for rental until several weeks after going on sale.
For those who like a mystery this Halloween, here's one: Some stores say Halloween sales are up, while some say they are down.
For most retail stores, staying in business for only a few days would be considered a major flop.
Eaton Steakhouse reported on Twitter on Friday morning that it had decided to close the restaurant at 523 E. Douglas.
WASHINGTON — Competition for holiday retail jobs could be fierce this year, according to several recent surveys, as stores cautiously hire in the face of flatlining sales and budget-conscious customers.
CHICAGO — Taking a page from its original playbook, Wal-Mart Stores launched a full-fledged price war with Amazon.com and a nation of book retailers, lowering online prices on certain highly anticipated hardback titles to $9.
WASHINGTON — Auto sales dried up in September, but Americans spent more money on food, gas and furniture than they did in August, according to new government data — a small step on the long road to economic recovery.
Dillons plans to replace its store at Harry and Edgemoor with a bigger, nicer store, making it the latest in a string of multimillion dollar store renovations, expansions and openings.
First, the bad news: Christmas 2009 is going to be another lean year for the nation's retailers, according to a study released Tuesday by the National Retail Federation.
HUTCHINSON — David Dillon says the Kroger Co. he leads is trying to set itself apart from Walmart and its other competitors in an increasingly competitive market.
