Businesses Sue FTC to Block Noncompete Bans
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce called the rule “unnecessary, unlawful and a blatant power grab.”
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce called the rule “unnecessary, unlawful and a blatant power grab.”
Rutter’s and Evil Genius announce a new seasonal beer collaboration—Don’t Have a Cow.
PMI’s heated tobacco product helped drive profit and is expected to launch in the U.S. in Q2.
Local ban proponents are moving quickly to prevent crosstown purchases.
Placer.ai highlighted Casey’s, Maverik, Buc-ee’s and Rutter’s as c-stores driving traffic growth.
The retailer’s efforts have impacted more than 6,500 organizations and provided 35 million meals.
The rule includes two-tiered increases to the minimum salary threshold.
The Chamber of Commerce said it would sue the FTC “to block this unnecessary and unlawful rule.”
The retailer surpassed $3 million in annual online sales.
PDI Technologies' annual sustainability report reveals continued demand for sustainable business practices.
The 20 brick-and-mortar retailers and two online retailers received civil money penalties.
The companies shuttered two Dom’s stores and 33 Foxtrots on Tuesday.
Almost 600 public fast-charging stations were switched on in the first quarter.
Infinite Herbs LLC voluntarily recalled its 2.5-oz packages sold at select Trader Joe’s and other stores.
Walmart is removing self-checkout from two stores, while Target and Dollar General have scaled back.
On Earth Day, the retailers detailed what they are doing to preserve the planet.
The new programs will roll out to 2,500 stores in 2024.
Last week, Biden visited Wawa and Sheetz to connect with local communities.
This is the third year in a row that the EPA has taken this action.
The retailer announced it will open 40 stores in central Pennsylvania over five years.