The Chinese e-commerce companies are pushing up prices for the keywords retailers rely on to attract online shoppers on Black ...

The coming Black Friday weekend is less important than it once was now that retailers roll out holiday deals in October to ...

The stürm und drang all over the media this week is about Trump, on Monday, doubling down on his tariffs saying that he’d ...

A Temu kid's jacket contained up to 622 times the legal limit for one toxin, per Korean officials. One expert highlighted ...

BANGKOK -- Shares were mixed in Asia on Wednesday, with Chinese shares leading gains, after U.S. stocks rose to records ...

Rather than pressuring China, they have created a ripple effect that ... But as the cost of importing products like electronics, clothing, and household essentials rises, even Walmart’s famed low ...

Arkansas-based Walmart, the world’s largest retailer ... Well, those would be borne by others—chiefly U.S. strategic rival China, which could face duties as high as 60% on goods it exported.

American retailer Walmart Inc. has sold a stake in a Chinese e-commerce company JD.com Inc. for $3.6 billion. This is reported in a Walmart press release. As part of the deal, Walmart offered 144.5 ...

The discount giant was targeted by “anti-woke” activist Robby Starbuck, who came to an agreement with the company.

The big-box retailer, the nation’s largest, joins a growing list of companies feeling the heat from conservative activists.