Walmart says the tool will save its employees a lot of time, but customers are worried that digital labels in the aisles will lead to dynamic pricing.
Ellen Cushing at The Atlantic explains the product drop model and why every brand seems to be doing it — from Trader Joe’s to Crocs.
About 80% of the seafood consumed in the U.S. is imported, much of it from China and India — two countries hit with major tariffs in the past year.
Both Dollar Tree and Dollar General saw their same-store sales rise last year, but the outlook for 2026 is more subdued.
You can find plant-based diapers, cosmetics, phone cases and more these days. But what does that label actually mean?
Rose Maura Lorre of Wirecutter bought and tested a dozen products from third-party sellers on major e-retailers. Every single one raised red flags.
The USDA granted more than 20 states waivers to impose new restrictions on what kinds of foods people can purchase using their benefits.
Amanda Sakuma, a freelance journalist writing for The Pudding, discusses the chaotic and inconsistent ways brands come up with women’s clothing sizes.
Businesses are more likely to win their cases, but receiving a refund could end up taking years, according to legal experts.
Competitors like H-E-B and Kroger emphasize Texas pride and shopping local as supermarkets vie for shoppers in fast-growing metros.
