Walmart to stop selling handgun ammunition
Walmart says it will discontinue the sale of handgun ammunition and also publicly request that customers refrain from openly carrying firearms in stores even where state laws allow it.
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Walmart ups the delivery game with next day shipping
Walmart is rolling out free next-day delivery on its most popular items, increasing the stakes in the retail shipping wars with Amazon.
Sears files for Chapter 11 amid plunging sales, massive debt
Sears filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday, buckling under its massive debt load and staggering losses.
Nostalgia hasn’t translated into dollars in Toys R Us effort
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Toy co. CEO leads effort to salvage Toys R Us
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Walmart sets age of 21 to buy firearms, ammunition
Walmart announced Wednesday that it will no longer sell firearms and ammunition to people younger than 21 and would also remove items resembling assault-style rifles from its website.
Stores make push in scan and go tech, hope shoppers adopt it
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Hasbro reports surprise sales drop in fourth quarter
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Lululemon’s CEO resigns over issue of conduct
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Toys R Us, hobbled by competition, will shutter 180 stores including one in Colorado
Toys R Us, squeezed by Amazon.com and huge chains like Walmart, will close 180 stores, or about 20 percent of its U.S. locations, within months.