Retailers focus on affordable items, some giveaways, for families wrestling with troubling financial realities.

The ads, shot in a real school, show gleeful kids giddily shaking off their drab learn-from-home outfits, urged to "get back in there."

This Saturday, the first wine fermented in zero gravity will return from five months aboard the International Space Station.

Nike's "Best Day Ever" spot is is a goofy ode to tomorrow, taking viewers through a single frenetic make-believe day.

UK-based Vectura, purchased for $1.2 billion, makes respiratory drug inhalers for conditions including obstructive pulmonary disease, or smoker's lung.

"We've entered a new era of schooling where traditional back-to-school supplies are fading in favor of tech," according to Deloitte report.

Tums has teamed with spicy food connoisseur Sean Evans (YouTube's "Hot Ones") to promote foods "certified Tumsworthy."

Ahead of its annual Anniversary Sale, the retailer's latest survey validates some of the COVID-19 tactics it adopted, like educational salespeople videos.

In tests, MyMcDonald's Rewards members were "far more likely to return in the next 30 days compared to non-loyalty customers," says McDonald's prez.

Pinterest says changes reflect a psychological shift in its users, with searches up for "body neutrality" and "stop body-shaming quotes."