Merchandising

Nissin, the Japanese maker of instant noodles, which first came to the U.S. market in 1970, has made a concerted effort to listen to U.S. consumers for the past three years.

Only 200 boards were made available, and they sold out almost immediately.

The Boring Company finds something profitable to do with all that waste rock from digging tunnels.

The serial entrepreneur has given his pet project a head start, thanks to some hats.

Lessons in marketing innovation from a rock band and how they can help your business grow.

To date, the online video network focused on food, travel and lifestyle-related content, has raised $80.3 million.

BKR water bottles are sold on the beauty floors of department stores internationally, and marketed as fashion accessories.

How businesses and big box stores are planning to cash in.

In the wake of swirling reports about Grumpy Cat's enormous earnings, we thought we'd check in on a few other animal celebrities who have managed to not just cultivate an Internet following, but cash in on it.

Olympic spectators are grumbling that Sochi merchandise is both hard to come by and severely overpriced at this year's Games.

Hoping to improve its artist relations, Spotify is letting musicians sell merchandise through their profile pages without taking a commission.

How to design windows that will command attention and lure shoppers into your store.

The right design and displays can steer customers to more merchandise and keep them shopping longer.

Here's a look at the many ways the stars of 'Pawn Stars' have leveraged their fame.