Dollar General launches exclusive Hallmark holiday collection
More than 70% of Dollar General’s new Hallmark holiday assortment is priced at $5 or less.
More than 70% of Dollar General’s new Hallmark holiday assortment is priced at $5 or less.
The new stores expand the brand's existing U.S. retail footprint, which includes 40 standalone stores and Toys"R"Us shops inside Macy's stores nationwide, giving customers more ways and more places than ever to shop and experience Toys"R"Us.
CITGO joins the Walmart+ Gas Savings benefit as Walmart adds more member value - without raising the $98 annual membership price
New offering will pair SCAN’s Medicare expertise with Walmart’s convenience, everyday low prices, health and wellness services, and technology capabilities
Reed, who has served as senior vice president and CFO since 2023, will continue reporting to president and CEO Greg McNiff.
The three-day IGA Rally will feature educational sessions, networking opportunities and special events, culminating Sept. 19 with the IGA Centennial Awards of Excellence Gala
RILA joined NRF in objecting to a proposed settlement in the long-running credit card swipe fee litigation.
Amazon and Target will launch competing two-day sales on October 6 as retailers push the holiday shopping season further into October.
AI is playing a growing role in product discovery and selection, but trust remains a barrier to autonomous purchasing.
Flashfood is now available in all 14 Buehler’s stores, increasing access to Flashfood’s affordable grocery app
Nearly 600 Costco locations are now available through Uber Eats as the company significantly expands its U.S. partnership.
Godfrey will oversee store-level programs focused on financial performance, labor productivity, shrink reduction and the customer experience.
The retailer is raising its minimum starting wage for full-time U.S. core operations employees to $20 an hour as it expands its benefits package.
“Health does not happen in one place, and it rarely fits neatly into a single appointment,” said Emily Aaronson, chief medical officer, Walmart U.S.
Eskew will retire after nearly five decades with Harps, with president J. Max Van Hoose selected to lead the 177-store grocer.
The two-day event will feature millions of deals as Amazon looks to capture early holiday spending.