Shopper fury 'keeps Courts shut'
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Threats from customers of insolvent furniture chain Courts is preventing its stores from reopening, the firm's administrators say.
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A judge Wednesday refused to save a Roman Catholic church where parishioners have staged a sit-in for the past two weeks to protest its closing by the archdiocese.
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One of India's largest retail firms, whose expansion has sparked violent protests, defends its growth plans.
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CROWN POINT, Ind. - A judge detained and questioned a row of spectators when a cell phone rang for a third time in her courtroom, later ordering two people to serve community service for contempt of court.
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The Director of Public Prosecutions denies people defending themselves against intruders are taken to court.
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WEST HARTFORD, Conn. - It wasn't holiday cheer that poured out of two cars, but rather three holiday shoppers who spilled out with tempers flaring over a parking space.  The dispute Sunday led to the arrests and court appearances for two women and a teenager for breach of peace.
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A federal judge dismissed charges against a New York record store owner on Friday who had been selling unauthorized recordings of concerts, saying a law against boot-legging was unconstitutional.
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Members of Sacred Heart Church in the North End said they will continue to fight to keep their church open despite a setback in court this week against the Catholic Archdiocese of Boston, which wants to close its doors.
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A supermarket chain is ordered to pay Â£267,000 after a customer was killed by a car park barrier.
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Court and prison staff are threatening to walk out in the New Year over a pay dispute
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To some Iraqis they are the reason it is safe to shop. To others they are like big jails.
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The National Farmers' Union president accuses supermarkets of forcing some of his members out of business.
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Federal authorities have asked a federal judge to shut down an operation that they said installed intrusive "spyware" on people's computers and then sold anti-spyware software to those same victims, a top consumer protection official said Tuesday.
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Attorney General Thomas F. Reilly yesterday accused a major mall operator in a suit of illegally selling a gift card with numerous fees and a one-year expiration date, but the terms haven't deterred the Massachusetts Department of Social Services from purchasing $250,000 worth of the cards this year for its clients.
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But this year some retail giants are telling the Salvation Army and other charities to stay off their properties. by News Channel 8&#39;s Chris Velardi.
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Stores report long queues as shoppers hunt post-Christmas bargains
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The stage has been set for another last-minute showdown between Christmas shoppers and store owners, who are coming off a disappointing weekend.