Lowe’s to end some diversity policiesLowe’s Companies is the latest company to scrap some of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs. Canadian government orders resumption of rail serviceA work stoppage at Canada’s two largest railways is over – at least for now. Canadian government intervenes to end railway worker lockout Roughly 24 hours after it began, a shutdown at Canada's two largest railroads appears to be at least partially over. Report: Shein sues Temu over copyrights, unfair competition Two Chinese shopping apps with a rapidly growing presence in the United States are reportedly involved in a new court dispute. California targets organized retail crime A package of 10 new laws takes aim at a range of organized retail crime activities in the state of California. Kroger files to block FTC challenge to proposed $25 billion Albertsons merger Legal activity surrounding the proposed $25 billion merger of The Kroger Co. and Albertsons Cos. continues to grow. Mattress Firm rolls out two-hour delivery with DoorDash The nation's largest mattress specialty retailer has a new on-demand delivery partner. Biden seeks new rules for subscriptions, customer service The federal government is launching a new effort it says will crack down on "unfair" practices many companies follow with their customers. Amazon to pilot one-hour delivery in the U.K. Amazon is testing the viability of Prime Air one-hour drone delivery in a European nation. Study: Americans wants business to stay quiet on most public policy issues The overwhelming majority of Americans do not think businesses should take a stand on political candidates or most current events. Big Lots closing about 300 stores; California takes big hit Big Lots is shrinking its brick-and-mortar footprint. Expert Insights: Step up to new energy-efficiency standards Compliance with new Department of Energy (DOE) mandates for reduced energy consumption is critical for retailers. First Previous 8 9 10 11 12 Next Last
