Ever wondered where all those returned Amazon, Costco, or Target items go? In many cases, they don’t head back to the original retailer’s shelves — instead, ...

Ever wonder what happens to all the purchases returned to Amazon or Costco? A lot of it ends up at liquidation stores, ...

The best shopping doesn’t always happen at glossy malls or sleek boutiques. Across the country, tucked into quiet shopping ...

Owner Jason Brorby credits his 2-year-old grandson for the name, and teams up with son-in-law, Luke Eitel, to bring big bargains to Fargo.

Amazon sells about 8,600 new products every minute, making it one of the busiest marketplaces in the world. Alongside those direct sales, Amazon’s massive logistics system also produces liquidation ...

Amazon handles more than 2.5 billion returns annually, and a large portion of these products are sold through liquidation channels. For resellers, this creates a reliable opportunity to source Amazon ...

Unclaimed mail packages help you peer into a world of undelivered consumer goods, offering surprise and potential resale value. What did they order? Who knows! That’s the fun in purchasing returned ...

A new type of retail is rising — no frills or fancy displays, just deep discounts and the thrill of the hunt. Known as liquidation or “bin” stores, these businesses sell returned or overstocked items ...

The resale economy is booming—and it’s showing no signs of slowing down. From eBay and Amazon to Whatnot, Mercari, and flea markets, resellers are capitalizing on the growing demand for secondhand, ...

News Photo by Reagan Voetberg Cole Veeren explains the idea behind buying pallets and talks about the pallets on display. ALPENA — At the beginning of this year, Cole Veeren started a business venture ...