Retail

For a generation of Texans, the mall wasn't just a place to shop. It was where friends met, movies were watched, games were played and weekends disappeared.

The former Painted Tree location in Tyler is reopening as The Collective Boutiques, bringing back the marketplace shopping experience with new ownership this fall.

Company leaders are pushing a return to the brand's original vision, one they insist was always meant to be more family-friendly.

M&M's is introducing a new dye-free version of its iconic candy, but two familiar colors won't be making the transition. Here's why blue and brown are being left out — at least for now.

Spirit Airlines has shut down effective immediately, canceling all flights and leaving travelers scrambling to figure out refunds and next steps.

For 55 years, Topps Western World has been where locals found that perfect western flair. As the doors close, the memories remain.

Getting less for the same price? You’re not imagining it. Shrinkflation is real, and it’s hitting everything from food to hardware

At Home filed bankruptcy, announcing 29 store closures across the U.S.—but Texas and Louisiana stores, including Tyler, are not affected.

Texas malls in the 80s and 90s were teen hangouts filled with fashion, music, arcades, and food courts. Today, many are gone, leaving only nostalgia.

From new shopping centers to restaurants, Tyler and Longview continue rapid growth. Sephora and Brass Tap lead the latest wave of East Texas business expansion.

Coke is back at Costco after a long absence, and fans are thrilled.

The tropical vibes may not be enough to save the beloved restaurant chain.