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CES 2019 provided an opportunity for more than 4,500 companies to unveil their latest technology and a glimpse of the future of 5G that could energize the industry for years to come.
Ryan Carpenter, founder of Moberi, pitches his Portland-based bike-blending smoothie bar on "Shark Tank," seeking a $50,000 investment.
Kellogg's Keebler, Famous Amos and fruit snacks businesses are attracting attention from Hostess Brands and Nutella-owner Ferrero, people familiar with the situation tell CNBC. A deal could value the brands at about $1.5 billion.
Walmart will continue to operate through CVS Health's pharmacy benefit management commercial and managed Medicaid retail pharmacy networks.
Share of Vans' parent company jumped in trading Friday after the apparel company reported strong growth in its Vans and The North Face brands and increased its full-year outlook.
"We are already starting to see big orders, big export orders," said Bill Stoops, the chief investment officer at Dragon Capital. "I think this is a harbinger of things to come, as people start to divert business away from China."
Sears' unsecured creditors filed an objection Thursday morning to Chairman Eddie Lampert's deal to save the company through his hedge fund, ESL Investments.
Walmart says it's now working with Point Pickup, Skipcart, AxleHire and Roadie in cities across four states, to start, with a larger expansion to take place "in the coming weeks."
Macy's, J.C. Penney, Nordstrom and Kohl's each have given Wall Street a glimpse at how they performed this holiday season. And it doesn't look good.
Sears Chairman Eddie Lampert's winning bid creates a path for the company to emerge from bankruptcy.
Signet Jewelers shares tanked after the diamond retailer slashed its sales outlook and said holiday sales came up short of expectations.
Futures are pointing to a lower Wall Street open, following the highest closes for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq since December 13.
Without Babies R Us, Target sees an opportunity to double down on its own baby business and is expanding one of its in-house brands to sell things like diapers and wipes.
Jim Cramer breaks down the potential behind struggling shipping giant UPS.
Jim Cramer says Lululemon, Yeti Holdings and Crocs offer insight into a different, higher-performing part of the broader retail sector.
Restaurants have had to get creative to ease staffing pressure. Tech tools and benefit programs are two popular options.
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