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Maryland passed the first U.S. law banning data-driven price hikes on groceries, but it stops short of restricting electronic shelf labels or frequent price changes.

With so many fake products being teased for April Fools' Day, some brands are trying to stand out with real product releases and giveaways.

Observer group activities have become a central point of tension between the Trump administration and the state's elected leaders.

Target has sent corporate employees some communication related to ICE's increased presence in Minnesota, as it avoids publicly commenting.

Online merchants say Amazon’s “Buy for Me” AI tool listed their products without permission, forcing them to opt out after the fact.

Secondhand gifts are shedding their stigma as shoppers, squeezed by tariffs and inflation, turn to thrift stores and resale sites.

Online shoppers are getting blindsided with tariff invoices from shipping carriers and U.S. customs, and the issue could drag on for months.

DTC brand Quince says some of its customers are mistakenly being hit with tariff bills despite the brand having absorbed the fees.

Lemon Perfect sees the trend of bachelorette parties asking for free products as a chance to acquire new customers.

Six months after calls to boycott Target over its pullback on DEI policies made news, some shoppers say they are still avoiding the retailer.

Labubu dolls are a viral sensation, thanks to TikToks, “blind boxes," celebrity fans and more. And on resale sites, prices keep climbing.

This week's Modern Retail Podcast gets into the news of Nike returning to Amazon and E.l.f buying Rhode, plus a talk about recession indicators.

Retail CEOs are posting daily on LinkedIn, appearing on CNBC and writing letters to their representatives to warn of the dangers of tariffs.

Store associates at Kohl's retail locations in Leominster, Massachusetts; Washington, Missouri and Eau Claire, Wisconsin confirmed that those particular stores are no longer accepting Amazon returns.

Fifteen years after removing caffeine from its drinks, Four Loko is focused on growing distribution and adding new flavors to appeal to Gen Z.

After releasing its first capsule collection in larger sizes for the holidays, Limited Too is rolling out more clothes for adults.

Energizer and Duracell are rolling out paper packages in a move that removes plastic and also improves the customer experience.

Bookshop.org is estimating it could capture at least 5% of the e-books market that's currently dominated by Amazon.

As TikTok barrels toward a U.S. ban, American users and brands, or so-called “TikTok refugees,” are joining the Chinese app RedNote.

Some shoppers have developed price paranoia as they have struggled to make sense of price hikes in recent years.

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

A new partnership between Poshmark and the returns provider Loop aims to make it easier for shoppers to resell non-returnable items.