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Boxed has built a custom robotic fulfillment center to take on companies like Amazon and Costco, all without laying off any workers.
The New York Times reports that Steve Bannon plans on returning to Breitbart after leaving his role as White House chief strategist.
While Americans await the first solar eclipse since 1991, brands are looking to cash in on the phenomenon.
Stemming from the success of Cat & Jack, Target is rolling out a sensory-friendly selection for kids with processing sensitivities.
Amazon was granted a similar patent for a floating warehouse of sorts last year.
Breitbart senior editor-at-large Joel Pollak tweeted "#WAR" Friday after chief strategist Steve Bannon departed the White House.
A former Wells Fargo borrower says the bank "forced" more, unnecessary insurance coverage on his vehicle, N.Y. Times reports.
Leaked emails can be worse than piracy for some Hollywood firms.
Shonda Rhimes’s Netflix deal is just the tip of an iceberg that has the entertainment industry worried, Vox reports.
From burgers to pizza, consumers have been paying more for meals in 2017, thanks to minimum wage increases and rising food costs.
Josh Brown, CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management discusses why he sells Nike. The "Fast Money Halftime Report" panel weighs in on Athletic stocks and retail earnings.
CNBC's Robert Frank takes a look at some of the cars on the block at the Pebble Beach auctions.
Chicken Soup for Soul Entertainment will begin trading Friday on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol "CSSE."
As General Motors' old business seems to be winding down, it's thrust into a legal battle, N.Y. Times reports.
Anna Andreeva, Oppenheimer, and Erinn Murphy, Piper Jaffray, discuss Foot Locker's disappointing quarterly results as well how the footwear and athletic retail sector is faring.
Jim Cramer says Wal-Mart is the only retailer whose suppliers give it a viable way to compete head-to-head with Amazon.
