Already Planning Your Holiday Shopping? Keep These Stores With Layaway in Mind
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Where to Shop to Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and these local and national retailers have products with proceeds going to breast cancer charities.
What Bed Bath & Beyond Stores Are Closing? Big Changes Ahead
Bed Bath & Beyond is making some “strategic” changes to improve its balance sheet including closing 150 stores. What Bed Bath & Beyond stores are closing?Side Hustle: How to Make Money Selling Books on Amazon
You can make money by selling books on Amazon, whether you buy wholesale or used books, or simply sell those you already own. Here are some tips.Games and Crypto Unite: GameStop FTX Deal, Explained
GameStop announced it has a new partnership with cryptocurrency exchange FTX. GameStop will sell FTX gift cards and collaborate on marketing initiatives with FTX.Companies With Age Limits for Board Members Are Changing Their Tune
About three-quarters of the S&P 500 consists of companies with age limits for board members. It seems as though a change may be on the horizon.Some Dillards Stores Are Closing — Retailer Isn't Going Out of Business
Dillard’s announced that it will be closing down a store in the East Hills Mall in St. Joseph, Mo., and another in Sikes Senter in Wichita Falls, Texas by September 30, 2022.Macy’s Is Trying to Brace for High Inflation, Isn't Going Out of Business
Macy’s has been closing stores and it also cut its revenue and EPS guidance for fiscal 2022. So, is Macy’s going out of business? Here's what we know.Why Bed Bath & Beyond Might File for Bankruptcy
Whereas Bed Bath & Beyond is popular among meme stock traders, the company might be staring at bankruptcy.Wayfair Laid Off 5 Percent of Its Workforce, Stock Takes a Hit
Wayfair laid off about 5 percent of its global workforce as it attempts to realign its business priorities. What do Wayfair layoffs mean for the company?Earned Wage Access: Modern Payment Model, Explained
A modern payment model called earned wage access is taking over the retail sector. What is it and how is it different from a regular paycheck?Dollar General Hit With $1.2M in Fines for Workplace Hazards
Dollar General was recently fined nearly $1.3 million for “habitually disregarding workplace safety.” The discount retailer has has been hit with more than $6.5 million in penalties since 2017.Bed Bath & Beyond's Reddit-Fueled Rally Looks Unsustainable
Bed Bath & Beyond stock has more than doubled from its 2022 lows. Should you buy BBBY stock amid its Reddit-fueled rally?Blue Nile vs. Brilliant Earth: Reviewers and Customers Compare the Online Jewelers
Blue Nile vs. Brillant Earth—what’s the difference between the two online jewelers? See how reviewers and customers rate the options.Issey Miyake Built an Impressive Net Worth as a Fashion Designer
Issey Miyake, Japanese fashion designer, has died at age 84. Who owns the Issey Miyake design house?Fraudulent Amazon Scam Calls Get More Creative
Amazon scam calls have been happening for years. What are the latest Amazon scam calls about?The Odds of a Recession Rise Amid News of Walmart's Job Cuts
There's been a flurry of layoffs in 2022. Now, Walmart, the largest employer in the U.S., is also laying off employees.Lowe's Owns and Sells Kobalt Tools, Products Are Made in China
Kobalt, one of Lowe's biggest tool brands, makes products such as drills and saws. Who makes Kobalt tools for Lowe's? Kobalt isn't made in the U.S.Will Alibaba Delist? Chinese Company to Comply With U.S. Regulators
Alibaba could be at risk of delisting in the U.S. thanks to the SEC’s list of at-risk Chinese companies trading through the U.S. public market.GameStop Removes NFT Collection That Resembles 9/11 Photo
GameStop already made people skeptical when it announced its NFT platform, but now with a strange 9/11 NFT release, there will be even more skeptics.How Costco Makes Most of Its Money — Not From Its Hot Dogs
Costco CEO Craig Jelinek says the big box retailer won't increase the price of its hot dogs. So, how does Costco make money? Here's what we know.What's Happening with GameStop? Stock Split, Layoffs, and More
The news just keeps coming for GameStop (GME), which announced major layoffs and fired its chief financial officer amid a stock split.GameStop Stock Rises After Stock Split Announcement, Michael Burry Pokes Fun at It
GameStop announced a 4:1 stock split on July 6, driving share prices up on on July 7. GameStop investor Michael Burry also recently made headlines.Amazon Prime Day Deals Are Now On—Even Electronics
Amazon Prime Day is scheduled for July 12 and13, although the company is already offering deals on various electronics.Baby Phat Relaunched in 2019 — Where the Iconic 90’s Brand Stands Now
Kimora Lee Simmons left Baby Phat in 2010 and repurchased it in 2019. Simmons relaunched a limited collection. Here's where the brand stands now.Walmart Plus Can Be Valuable for Frequent Shoppers
Walmart Plus was built to offer consumers a premium experience while shopping, similar to Amazon Prime. Is Walmart Plus worth it?How To Earn Rewards With a John Lewis Credit Card in Apple Pay
Adding the John Lewis credit card to Apple Pay removes contactless payment limits for shoppers.Ann Walton Kroenke Made Her Money From Father Bud Walton's Walmart Role
Ann Walton Kroenke is one of two heiresses of Bud Walton, the co-founder of Walmart. Though not as wealthy as Sam Walton's children, Kroenke is a multibillionaire.Target Plans to Cut Prices on Goods to Prepare for Upcoming Seasons
Target is making an effort to get rid of unwanted inventory by cutting prices on goods and canceling orders from manufacturers. Here's what to expect.Walmart Heir Rob Walton’s Net Worth Before Potential Broncos Buy
Walmart Heir Rob Walton is one of three surviving children of Sam Walton. His net worth is nearly $60 billion. Walton might buy the Denver Broncos.Costco Stock Split May Be Coming After More Than Two Decades
Costco Wholesale (COST) hasn’t split in more than two decades. Here’s why the rising stock may be due for a split in the foreseeable future.Nordstrom Has Been Hit Hard by the Pandemic, but It’s Hanging On
Nordstrom was severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Is the department store chain going out of business?Moms Might Receive Fewer Flowers This Mother’s Day Due to Shortages
With Mother's Day is approaching, the demand for flowers is rising. However, flower shortages may mean moms won't get their bouquets this year.Abercrombie & Fitch: Current and Former Owners Shaped the Retail Giant
Currently, A&F is owned by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and has selected Fran Horowitz to serve as its CEO. Let's take a look at the company's history.Netflix’s ‘White Hot’ Delves Into Abercrombie & Fitch’s Scandal-Ridden Past
Ambercrombie’s CEO scandal gets another look in Netflix documentary ‘White Hot,’ which details the company’s dramatic Mike Jeffries era.Need To Buy a Mattress? You May Want To Hold Off Until They Go on Sale
Anyone who wants a good night's sleep should invest in a good matress. When do mattresses go on sale?After April 16, There Will Be Only Three Kmarts Left in the U.S.
Kmart, once a retail empire, seems to have become nonexistent these days. Here’s why.Who Owns Kmart and Is the Retailer Going Out of Business?
Kmart will only have three stores open in the U.S. Who owns Kmart and is the once popular retailer going out of business? Here's what consumers can expect.Want to Expand And Sell Beyond Etsy? Here Are a Few Alternatives To Try
Whether you’re taking time away from Etsy to make a statement or simply wish to take your business elsewhere, there are alternatives for Etsy sellersGateway Computers Had a Surprising Comeback at Walmart
What happened to Gateway computers? The computer company with cow-spotted boxes suffered a rough 2000s but had a comeback in 2020.Fanatics’ Valuation Has Grown Four-Fold in 1.5 Years
Fanatics, a top online sports merchandise retailer, has been valued at $27 billion, four times its valuation in Aug. 2020. Is Fanatics a public company?Want to Cancel Your Planet Fitness Membership? Here Are 2 Ways to Do It
If you signed up for a Planet Fitness membership but aren't using it, it may be a good idea to cancel it. Here's how to do that.E-Commerce Giant Shein Isn’t Likely To Go Public in the U.S. Anytime Soon
Shein, looking to raise $1 billion in funding, is valued at $100 billion. Who owns the e-commerce company? Could it IPO in 2022?You Can Redeem Your Walgreens Cash Rewards in a Few Simple Steps
If you’ve managed to rack up Walgreens Cash rewards, here’s what you’ll need to do to redeem them.Shein Owner Chris Xu Is As Elusive About His Wealth as His Business Practices
What’s the net worth of the company Shein and its owner, Chris Xu? Learn more about the fast fashion brand now facing infringement accusations.No, Wayfair Isn't Owned by Walmart — Companies Do Have a Relationship
Is Wayfair owned by Walmart, as Twitter users have claimed? See what the two companies say about their relationship—and what assets Walmart does own.Sellers Are Boycotting Etsy In Response to Transaction Fee Increase
E-commerce company Etsy is in hot water with its sellers. They're boycotting Etsy and have gone on strike, demanding that their requests be met.Joy Mangano’s Ingenious Inventions Helped Build Her Impressive Net Worth
Here’s a look into how one invention put Joy Mangano on the path to becoming a millionaire. What's her net worth?Is Target Cheaper Than Walmart? Comparing the Retailers’ Prices
Finding the best prices is a huge priority for many shoppers. Is Target cheaper than Walmart? Let's compare the retail giants' prices.Walmart Is Shutting Some Stores, but Is It Going Out of Business?
Walmart has been shutting down some of its stores in the country. Is the U.S. retail giant going out of business?
