Retail

Attorney General Marty Jackley is questioning online marketplace app Temu and its parent company, PDD Holdings, about business practices.

With the holidays in the rear-view mirror, South Dakota businesses are eyeing the new year. While the shopping season wasn’t perfect, observers say it wasn’t exactly a lump of coal, either.

Historical old buildings might be pretty on main street, but they need occupants and care. One company hopes to bring both of those to Main Street Spearfish.

This month marks five years since South Dakota began collecting sales tax on online purchases following the Supreme Court's ruling in the South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc. case.

More and more teenagers are working during the summertime as employers' demand for employees continues to rise.

Hunting is a state passion that doubles as an economic driver.

Another legislative session brings into frame taxation and its implications. In the House, one bill could make waves for the state's businesses – including tourism.

City officials and developers are planning another major project for downtown Sioux Falls.

Gov. Kristi Noem says now is the time to cut the state sales tax on food.   Some lawmakers have filed a bill to do just that.

A blizzard closed stores and supply shortages marred this year’s holiday shopping season. The pain felt by these challenges wasn’t evenly shared throughout the retail industry.