Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

From Philadelphia to San Francisco, several cities and states have passed or are considering bills banning retailers from refusing to accept cash

Walmart will stop selling some ammunition and calls on lawmakers to pass background checks legislation. NRA says actions won’t “make us any safer.”

This Labor Day will mark the 50th anniversary of the ATM in the U.S. It debuted at a Chemical Bank in Long Island on Sept. 2, 1969.

Target customers nationwide will be able to drive to a local store to pick up their online orders as the retailer expands the service.

LinkedIn is helping job seekers, debuting a new feature that enables users to get feedback from their network when preparing for an interview.

Walmart says there should be debate around reviving an assault weapons ban. Its comments come as it touts strong earnings in the second quarter

Starting in September, Amazon will kick off a new program that will keep unsold and returned items out of the trash, donating them to charity instead.

From food that got tossed to refrigerators that needed extra power, here are ways the New York City blackout may have impacted the environment

Amazon Prime Day has become an industry-wide event, joining Black Friday on the retail calendar as Amazon’s rivals launch similar sales