The pandemic has been a boon to athleisure companies -- and now they're taking aim at your work wardrobe.

Retailers, construction companies, manufacturers, and wholesalers can all get back to business, but some won’t do so right away.

Something on your mind? Businesses want to take your call.

And companies that help you nab that prized rez are here to help.

Every day might still feel the same, but you can tell it’s summer by what’s on our shopping carts.

Shopify wants to mom-and-popify online retail, but is an alliance with Facebook unholy?

By definition, chain stores aren’t local businesses -- but that isn’t stopping them from trying.

The mask you’re wearing is some very valuable branding real estate.

Updates from a few titans of US retail show how the sector is shaking out into a few winners and lots of losers.

Only Mario Kart can train you for this.

Media and retail are hurting. A hybrid of the 2 industries is not.

From the sports world to fine dining, fake fans are in right now.

Peer purchasing pressure is definitely a thing. Communal online shopping could be a boon to brands.

Peer purchasing pressure is definitely a thing. Communal online shopping could be a boon to brands.

We’re all amateur interior designers now.

Some people are bartering just to spread a little kindness. It’s enough to warm your cold quarantined heart.

An $8.5B global industry wilted almost overnight.

The pandemic could send Sephora and JCPenney to a messy makeup breakup.

With supply chains disrupted, they have no choice but to pitch their flowers and pineapples on video.

Retailers may see a sudden influx of sad, lonely cardboard boxes.

You’re going to start seeing it everywhere.

The new Shop app might also be a shrewd way for Shopify to expand its base of 1m+ merchants.

If you miss out on your virtual prom, at least there’s… drive-thru graduation.

There’s less adrenaline when you bid online. That may be why big auction houses are taking a big hit.

A new marketplace called bookshop.org is giving small sellers a financial lifeline.

Investors are betting big on pre-owned luxury duds.

Switches are flying off the shelves, but Mario’s pipeline has a supply problem.

Apps keep store employees on track to compete with online retailers.

Retailers from Home Depot to Urban Outfitters are doubling down on rentals, but renting isn’t always a great deal.

Target had a monstrous Q2, signifying that their massive list of investments is paying off, as they try and gain ground on Walmart and Amazon.