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Jerry West was the man who brought Kobe Bryant to the Lakers. The former GM reflects on Kobe’s career and his relationship with the late basketball legend.

Target temporarily takes MLB, NFL, NBA and Pokemon trading cards off shelves after surge in demand leads to violent incident in store parking lot.

DoorDash on Thursday reported a wider-than-expected quarterly loss, blaming a shortage of delivery drivers as consumers ordered more than forecast.

McDonald’s is looking to hire 10,000 workers for those restaurants over the next three months.

On Thursday, PayPal announced it would acquire Happy Returns for an undisclosed amount.

The serial entrepreneur said they will take a 40% to 80% stake in early-stage start-ups.

Wendy’s breakfast menu and chicken sandwiches performed well during the first quarter as the company raised its earnings forecast for this year.

Elliott Investment Management, the owner of Barnes & Noble, said Tuesday it will acquire gift and stationery retailer Paper Source.

L Brands said it received interest from multiple potential buyers, but its board concluded that the spinoff would fetch more value than a sale.

Even though consumers are expected to spend more on mom this year, celebrations will likely still take place at home despite rising vaccination rates.

Amazon declined to share further details about the situation, noting that it was a personal medical incident.

The customer is not always right. Sometimes, they’re a dramatic mess who the workers are going to remember for a long time.

Peloton shares climbed about 6% Friday as investors realized the financial hit from the company’s treadmill recall isn’t as bad as some had feared.

Peloton said Thursday it expects its fiscal fourth-quarter sales to take a $165 million hit due to a treadmill recall.

Peloton said Thursday it expects its fiscal fourth-quarter sales to take a $165 million hit due to a treadmill recall.

Peloton said it will delay the launch of its Tread machine in the United States, which had been scheduled for May 27, until new safety features are added.

Entrepreneurs who won deals with retail chains Target, Amazon Whole Foods and Ulta Beauty on what they learned negotiating with, and against, corporate giants.

Farmers cut down on flower and berry production anticipating low demand, ultimately causing shortages.

Coach owner Tapestry said Thursday that its fiscal third-quarter sales in North America returned to pre-pandemic levels, as demand for luxury goods rebounds.

Comedian Scott Seiss makes TikTok videos posing as a retail worker dealing with bad customers. His videos have gotten millions of views and likes, catching on with people who’ve witnessed or been in that situation.