Lower prices lift sales and share, even as store openings and other pressures weigh on margins.

63% say they’ve stopped buying, even as discovery power stays strong.

While Marriott and Airbnb are upbeat, US hotel operators report weaker bookings.

Media, events, and LTO buzz double brand recall as revenues climb 31%.

The brand will make its Walmart debut next month as part of a broader emphasis on big-box retail.

From McDonald’s to Whirlpool repairs, brands feel the impact as consumers run out of money.

Aggressive spending helped the brand add about 2 million customers as its sales jumped 29%.

DoorDash and Uber post brisk order gains as consumers pay up for ease.

Iran conflict and weak sentiment curb visits, making value menus the main draw.

The appliance manufacturer says it is feeling Great Recession-like headwinds.

It cuts service on flights under 350 miles amid rising fuel costs while enhancing it on longer routes.

Even as Amazon and Walmart invest more in grocery, the delivery firm’s model and media arm keep profits climbing.

Amazon and Walmart are expected to top 50% of US ecommerce sales as inflation steers shoppers to scale.

Reinvestment in marketing and innovation helped stabilize the business in Q1, but cost-of-living pressures are a major headwind.

AI discovery brings new buyers and higher traffic to merchants.

Same-day dairy and produce test whether consumer basket gains carry over to B2B spending.

More curated results could shorten the path to purchase, but ad dollars and consumer trust hang in the balance.

After costly missteps, a leaner $30,000 truck reframes EVs around value, not virtue.

Tight 4.9% availability and suburban demand lift prices as stores anchor 82.6% of sales.

The retailer is counting on a leaner footprint and wealthy shoppers to revive sales, but challenges remain.