RIP Price Club, the first ever membership warehouse. Here's why Costco dominates the market and how these two competitors negotiated fan loyalty.

Definition: A general merchandise retailer who offers a limited merchandise assortment, with little service and at low prices, to ultimate consumers and small business outfits is termed as warehouse ...

From dubious products to strict rule enforcement, many hot-button issues have spurred debates among Costco shoppers this year ...

Costco traces its roots to Price Club, which opened its doors in 1976, but the first warehouse with the name Costco opened in ...

Costco didn't become the nation's biggest warehouse club by thinking small or playing it safe, and the chain has no plans to ...

From saunas to engagement rings, Costco's inventory includes some unexpected items you might not have thought about ...

According to Sheriff Ed Gonzalez, the 3 injured people were found in the warehouse. A fourth he said was possibly connected ...

Costco and Sam's Club are both warehouse clubs where buying in bulk is the name of the game. But while many Americans prefer ...

The pursuit of fitness has transcended the mundane. It's no longer just a matter of maintaining a physique, but a performance ...

Sinegal was a retail executive who'd previously worked under the businessman Sol Price at a warehouse club called FedMart. Price was a titan in American retail, and a close mentor to Sinegal.

Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and Costco (NASDAQ: COST) are both recession-resistant retailers. Walmart's scale enables it to sell its ...

The Villages is getting a Costco. The wholesale club company bought 19 acres in the Buffalo Ridge shopping center off Sumter ...