Consumer Affairs & Relations

With fuel costs pressure and other threats looming, a return to a “normal” supply chain is not expected in the near future.

Twitter says it will go to court after the world’s wealthiest person announced he is terminating a planned $44 billion acquisition.

GameStop is shaking up its corporate ranks.

The decision, say the landlord’s attorneys, will set a ‘flagship’ precedent for landlords of locations with unique rental values.

CVS Health has pulled out of the National Association for Chain Drug Stores.

Kohl’s Corp. has taken down the “for sale” sign.

Walmart is denying accusations from the Federal Trade Commission that it allowed scammers to defraud consumers via its money transfer services.

Target Corp. has reportedly joined the ranks of retailers who have updated their health care travel reimbursement policies.

Consumers are limiting other spending to account for rising grocery prices.

Walk into any shopping center, restaurant, or convenience store, and you’re sure to experience some degree of inconvenience that can almost always be traced back to COVID-19.