Why some U.S. companies pay less tax than others
Many retailers and health insurers have higher effective corporate tax rates than tech and pharmaceutical firms. Is that fair?
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Walmart pushes deeper into financial services
In a move aimed at capturing more business from unbanked Americans, the retail giant is cutting its money-transfer fees
Opioid lawsuit targets Wal-mart, CVS, Walgreens and more
The tribe says drug stores and distributors have contributed to “an epidemic of prescription opioid abuse” among its members
The long, rough ride ahead for "Made in America"
Sourcing products manufactured in the U.S. isn't easy, thanks to higher costs and fewer domestic factories
Brawl at California Walmart stuns Easter shoppers
Fight at a Walmart in the women’s section lands one person in the hospital and another in jail
Some salads recalled after dead mammal found inside, CDC says
Recalled salads were distributed to at least eight states and have production code of G089B19 and best-if-used-by date of April 14, 2017
Will Amazon become the first $1 trillion company?
Some analysts predict its shares will zoom past $1,000, while CEO Jeff Bezos is now the world's second-richest person
Cops: Walmart rampage suspect agitated after failed battery return
Woman hit people with car after leaving store agitated over failed attempt to return batteries, police say
Can Sears survive? Some experts are skeptical
Combining two struggling stores -- Kmart and Sears -- in 2004 "created an even bigger, more struggling company"
Target store revamps cater to dashers and wanderers
Among other things, the multibillion-dollar redesign will feature separate entrances for both types of shoppers
Wild Walmart parking lot rampage caught on video
Police near San Francisco seeking enraged woman who almost ran over family of 5
Retail sales in February rose, just barely
American consumers lifted their spending by a scant 0.1 percent last month, perhaps because of delayed tax refunds
Costco hikes membership fees for first time in 6 years
A basic membership at the No. 2 retailer will cost $60 a year starting in June, with higher-end membership fees also climbing
Walmart's mixed bag: Customers don't hate it -- as much
The giant retailer made strides with shoppers in 2016, but it remains dead last in a consumer survey's latest results
Little Tykes recalls 540,000 toddler swings
The company says it has received 140 reports of the swing breaking, resulting in 39 injuries, including two broken arms
As Walmart tries to catch Amazon, profits prove elusive
World's biggest retailer has invested heavily to close the gap with the e-commerce king, and is seeing some results
Walmart posts strong holiday and online sales
Though overall fourth-quarter profit fell, the retail giant’s improvements in key areas have the stock jumping
Wal-Mart buys outdoor clothes and gear seller Moosejaw
Retail giant's latest online purchase is an e-commerce player that sells more than 400 brands tied to the great outdoors
Walmart enhances free shipping deals, ends the fee
Aimed directly at Amazon Prime, the new program cuts delivery time to 2 days on 2 million items on orders of $35 or more
Amazon and Walmart are hiring, but how good are these jobs?
The retail giants have won kudos for their plans, but labor activists say the hiring spree won't bolster the middle class
Walmart’s 2017 expansion calls for 10,000 new jobs
The giant retailer will spend nearly $7 billion to build 59 new stores, also creating 24,000 construction jobs
Amazon to accept food stamps, taking on Walmart
A pilot program will pit Web retailers against grocery stores for their share of $66.6 billion in government benefits
Police: Woman got drunk at Walmart, grabbed EMT's groin
Shellby Conder, 18, allegedly told the Walmart’s manager that she drank five cans of beer from the beer aisle and was drunk. She also asked for a ride home
Police: Man at Ohio Walmart used syringe to squirt semen on women
Timothy Blake allegedly told police he aimed for the women's buttocks and "maybe it was his way of having sex with these women"
Run-DMC sues Walmart, Amazon for $50 million
The rap group Run-DMC filed a $50 million lawsuit accusing several retailers of trading on the group’s name without permission
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