More stores to stop locking up beauty items aimed at black women
Walgreens and CVS Health announced they would join Walmart in no longer locking up the products.
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Walgreens and CVS Health announced they would join Walmart in no longer locking up the products.
Retailing giant says controversial practice was in place in about a dozen of its 4,700 stores nationwide.
"Multicultural hair care is all locked behind the glass," one irate customer said of shopping at Denver-area store.
Amazon said it adjusted routes and suspended some deliveries to keep drivers safe in cities such as Minneapolis and Seattle.
The multistate manhunt for a University of Connecticut college senior suspected of killing two people continues. Police released new details about the alleged crimes and the suspected timeline. Errol Barnett spoke to a neighbor of one of the victims who believes he may have heard one of the murders.
Paul Anchondo's parents died in August while shielding him during a mass shooting at a Walmart in Texas.
Three people were shot and killed outside a Walmart in Duncan, Oklahoma, according to police. CBS affiliate KWTV reports two people were shot to death in a car and the gunman was also shot and killed in the parking lot. Vladimir Duthiers has more.
The retailing giant reported a 10% jump in same-store sales and a 74% surge in online sales amid pandemic demand.
Pier 1 Imports is the first retail victim of 2020. The furniture retailer will be closing up to 450 of its 942 locations. CBSN's Vladimir Duthiers and Anne-Marie Green have that and other MoneyWatch headlines.
While the coronavirus has had disastrous impacts for most of the economy, some businesses are actually booming. Across the country, there has been panic-buying of hand sanitizers, bottled water, and medical masks despite many experts urging consumers the opposite. Mola Lenghi reports.
She was upset after being asked to wear a face mask and cursing at shoppers and workers so he intervened, police say, and things spiraled from there.
"His courage, his strength and his story have touched many lives, including those of our caregivers, who tirelessly fought with him and for him every step of the way," the medical center said of Guillermo "Memo" Garcia.
Nation's largest private employer is also encouraging shoppers to cover up to protect workers and other customers.
Lawsuit alleges retailer failed to warn others after employee showed disease symptoms before being sent home and dying.
Drugstore chain says it'll deliver results in less than 15 minutes to as many as 3,000 people a day.
Both stores will begin monitoring their number of shoppers starting Saturday..
As essential workers strike across the country, Walmart is implementing stricter guidelines to keep its employees safe.
People stuck at home are still getting dressed for work but only from the waist up.
Amazon, Instacart and Walmart are among the big companies seeking workers amid surge in demand during the pandemic.
The widely-shared video shows him looking into the camera and asking, "Who's scared of coronavirus?" before licking a row of deodorant sticks on a shelf.
Retailer also removed 500,000 items as it works to "combat those seeking to profit off the COVID-19 crisis."
As consumers hunker down, many of America's biggest retailers are temporarily shutting stores or cutting their hours.
Retailer also offering cash bonuses to hourly workers, saying that "many people could use more cash" right now.
Retailer is also temporarily shutting down its auto centers so workers can restock and clean its stores.
The shortages are simply because of unexpected demand, Doug Baker, with the Food Industry Association, said.