Lauren Debter

Fake reviews become particularly rampant during the holiday shopping season, used to push sales on items such as Christmas trees, sweaters and slippers.

Close to half of inventory was out of stock at Bed Bath & Beyond during the crucial holiday shopping season, according to DataWeave.

Despite the public roasting Levi’s took for flirting with AI, smaller clothing sellers who model their own products online maintain a growing interest in replacing themselves with the computer-generated kind.

The party is over for struggling retailers that enjoyed a pandemic-era boost, benefiting from cheap loans and stimulus-driven spending.

Some retailers are using artificial intelligence to churn out hundreds of product descriptions that used to take weeks to write.

The retailer, capitalizing on America’s soaring interest in egg-laying flocks, will sell 11 million chicks this year.

The Chinese shopping app has racked up over 70 million downloads in less than a year with a flood-the-zone offensive that emphasizes acquiring new customers over profit.

The bakery-style retailer, which makes soaps, bath bombs and detergent in its stores, grew at a frothy pace during the pandemic. Now it’s tending to growing pains.

Food waste costs grocery stores $28 billion every year. Afresh is working to slash that number.

Import bans have sent retailers scrambling to prove their supply chains are free from cotton originating from places like China’s Xinjiang region.

To compete against Chewy and Amazon, the retailer touts its 1,500 locations. But cost-cutting can make many stores less safe for animals.

Negotiating prices just isn’t done in person, but online there are different rules.

A new sales model called Inclusive Access, adopted by hundreds of universities, limits students’ ability to shop around for textbooks.

We may have hit peak Skelly.

Companies that sell body cams to law enforcement are now chasing a promising new market even as critics question the extent of the problem.

This year’s class of young entrepreneurs are the creators of TikTok-famous brands gaining shelf space at the nation’s largest retailers.

An unsettled retail landscape is making it tougher than ever for entrepreneurs to acquire slices of the lucrative nostalgia toy businesses.

The hotel giant has brought on Camp, a chain with nine locations, to reimagine its kids clubs as it looks to build its all-inclusive business.

The Chinese retailer, with about $16 billion in goods sold in its first full year, faces bipartisan efforts to close a U.S. trade loophole that’s been key to its rise.

As the country’s war with Russia rages on, thousands of Ukrainian women have turned to the multi-level marketing company’s pink-packaged offerings to support their families.