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The grocery chain shut down samples amid the COVID-19 outbreak.

The gas station chain is changing hands for the second time in less than two years.

It follows on from the likes of Target and Walmart.

The move is being made to limit crowd sizes during the holiday rush.

The company has also announced another round of bonuses for its hourly workers.

This comes as the CDC said Tuesday, "Cloth face coverings are one of the most powerful weapons we have to slow and stop the spread of the virus."

The Richfield retailer announced its new policy on Tuesday.

The cookware retailer is hosting liquidation sales at most of the stores it plans to close.

It also intends to open temporary stores at both locations to address food insecurity.

The signage has been removed at the famous shopping center.

Workers will be given either the day off or time-and-a-half pay.

The Uptown and Lake Street stores were damaged in last week's unrest.

The retailer slashed its hours following the outbreak of COVID-19.

Here's a running list.

Malls are allowed to re-open from Monday.

A further six stores will be added in the near future.

The retail industry is being decimated by the coronavirus pandemic.

The retailer's temporary pay boost was due to come to an end on May 2.

It had cut its 24-hour stores to 13 in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak.

It follows modifications to the original Stay at Home order.

It'll help them get the food and supplies they need to keep their services going.

Not considered an 'essential business,' nurseries can only offer delivery or curbside pickup.

The DIY giant is the latest retailer to place limits on customers.

The retail giants are seeking to maintain social distancing in stores.