On Wall Street this week, a leading toymaker grows at a time when its rivals are reeling and a home goods retailer fails to live up to its promises, again.
Stocks ended sharply higher Thursday, with a rally in tech stocks leading the Nasdaq to a 15-year high, offsetting the impact of some tepid economic data.
Higher costs are keeping Cheesecake Factory's performance in check, and it's drawing fewer customers, too. It appears Grand Lux isn't doing so well, either.
Costco shoppers who have been limited for years to American Express credit cards may be able to pluck a new option from their wallets or purses next year.
J.C. Penney's famous catalog is returning to help get the chain out of the financial valley it's been in for some time, with the slope much deeper lately.
Target agrees to pay nearly $4 million to settle a lawsuit filed by California prosecutors that alleged the retailer charged higher prices than advertised.
U.S. stocks end Tuesday higher on hopes that Greek debt talks could result in a deal that stabilizes Europe, but a drop in oil prices limited the advance.
