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Sales of print and digital books are struggling, despite World Book Day. However, one area is bucking the trend: Audio books.
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It's often difficult to understand that success takes time. Here are some tips from the hosts of "Restaurant Startup."
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Aldi, the Germany-based no-frills supermarket chain, is now accepting credit cards at its U.S. stores as it tries to attract more shoppers.
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Kate Spade reported fourth-quarter sales growth that easily outpaced Michael Kors and Coach, as well as the broader handbag market.
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Whole Foods is recalling Maytag Blue Cheese because of a possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes.
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As retailers shutter hundreds of locations — sometimes leaving empty malls in their wake — Tanger Factory Outlet Centers continues to break ground.
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Macy's gives up some famous nameplates like Bamberger's and Robinson's.
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Chick-fil-A is offering customers a "Cell Phone Coop," a box for families to ditch their devices while they chow down in store.
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Sales at stores open more than 12 months fell 17.2 percent, much steeper than the 12 percent drop expected by analysts.
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Foot Locker shares fell more than 4 percent after the company addressed slowing basketball sales. Could the weakness be spreading?
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Beyond winning the all-important holiday sales season, Penney confidently declared to investors that its turnaround has more room to run.
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A U.S. clothing retailer has issued an apology to customers after it featured a leading feminist in their Spring catalog.
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J.C. Penney reported a better-than-expected quarterly revenue, helped by strong sales at it its Home, Sephora, Footwear and Handbags divisions.
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Kohl's planned store closings represent a significant shift in strategy for the low-price department store.
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In April, Adore Me will open its first retail shop. Its mission: to rival Victoria's Secret by offering an appointment-only experience.
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Seagram's is the latest brand to introduce a line of hard soda. It comes as Anheuser-Busch and others expand their offerings in the hot category.
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Wal-Mart's Great Value food brand has been slapped by a lawsuit over cheese that allegedly contained wood pulp.
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A computer scientist calculated how much it would cost to buy one of everything on Amazon, USA TODAY reports.
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Best Buy forecast current-quarter sales and profit below analysts' estimates as it struggles with falling sales of mobile devices.
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Target's digital sales shot a robust 34 percent higher during the holiday period.
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