There may be more demand for the suburban real estate than there was for sheets and towels.

The classic pantry staple can tell us a lot about competition in the grocery space and U.S. sugar policy.

Opening new stores may be a way for some retailers to position themselves for both a downturn and a recovery.

Retailers like Walmart and Best Buy are cutting staff as consumers pull back on discretionary spending.

Ahead of March retail sales numbers, a Seattle candlemaker shares how her economy is doing.

Phillip Rollins, owner of OffBeat, says people saw him on the news and supported his shop by helping to clean up and dry things off.

Consumers can’t get enough of makeup, skincare and hair products even as inflation persists and a potential recession looms.

Annie Lang-Hartman, owner of Wild Lettie, just signed the lease on a new location, hoping to expand her product offerings.

Between inflation and a possibly looming recession, some big box stores are on edge.

Less of a good thing: “Marketplace” listeners tell us about products they’ve seen that have undergone “shrinkflation.”