The fallout from the horrific holiday season for retailers has begun -- meaning more empty storefronts and fewer brands on store shelves. (more)

A Tesco spokesman said that their stores all over Britain will soon be putting up their Easter displays. (more)

Coffee giant is closing hundreds of stores, putting more tea on its menu. (more)

Dunkin' Donuts launching $100M ad campaign. (more)

Tesco: "Wal-Mart's Worst Nightmare." (more)

As Chick-fil-A Bowl has grown, so has restaurant chain. (more)

BP offers free Wi-fi to fuel interest in gas stations. (more)

Disney World cafe puts fare at diners' fingertips. (more)

A Chinese shop is giving discounts to customers who hit an image of George Bush by throwing shoes. (more)

Retailers offer shopping for insomniacs. (more)

Coffee-growing countries look to buy stake in Starbucks. (more)

Bruce Springsteen to release greatest hits exclusively via Wal-Mart. (more)

British retail sales unexpectedly rise in November. (more)

New York eyes wine in grocery stores. (more)

Tesco is to help host a talent show to be broadcast on the internet, the retailer said. (more)

Expect more clothing private labels in 2009, U.S. retailers say. (more)

Small stores face big test this holiday season. (more)

Used-car buyers in Phoenix have a new place to shop: Wal-Mart. (more)

Palm revamped its Software Store to allow users to directly download 5,000 applications and games onto their mobile devices. (more)

BP Solar says it has completed the final three photovoltaic systems specified under the terms of its solar power construction program agreement with Wal-Mart. (more)

Borders to try new model. (more)

South Korean conglomerate Lotte Group will invest $5 billion in the next 15 years to develop 30 supermarkets in Vietnam. (more)

Police have issued a Welsh shopkeeper with a warning -- over his jokes. (more)

Getting gizmos hits the e-Spot. (more)