Walmart removes firearms from sales floor in some stores as protests continue across US

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Walmart removes firearms from sales floor in some stores as protests continue across US

Walmart said it will continue to sell firearms and ammunition, but has put them in a secure room. The retailer’s CEO Doug McMillon said Wednesday that some of the company’s stores have been damaged and looted. At the company’s annual shareholders …
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Express Q1 loss widens; sales down 53%

Express Inc. reported a wider-than-expected fiscal first-quarter loss as revenue declined more than forecast amid COVID-19 store closures. The apparel retailer has reopened 303 stores, or about half of its total portfolio, and will reopen another 58 locations …
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Cash tolls on NY Thruway to resume

Starting at midnight tonight, the New York State Thruway will once again start collecting cash tolls. The Thruway suspended cash rolls on March 22, an effort meant to stem the spread of the coronavirus. Since then, the Thruway has installed plexiglass to …
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Enbridge Line 3 project may face delay on longer permit process

Enbridge Inc.’s replacement and expansion of its Line 3 crude-oil pipeline faces more potential delays after Minnesota regulators said they’ll conduct a longer, contested process for granting the project a key permit. The deadline for the project’s Water Quality …
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Volkswagen teases new 2021 Arteon ahead of its debut

Volkswagen has released teaser shots of its upcoming new 2021 Arteon, its flagship sedan. That’ll be a quick turnaround for Canada, where the 2019 Arteon was introduced as an all-new model to replace the swoopy-styled CC. Along with the four-door …
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