Chewy, Costco, and Amazon took the top three retailer spots in this year’s listing of the most trusted companies list, provided by Newsweek. “In an era defined by a profound crisis of grievance, a corporation’s integrity is no longer a marketing luxury—it is its most volatile and valuable currency,” Jennifer Cunningham, Editor-in-Chief of Newsweek, said (more).

Starbucks will be closing its Coffee Loop rewards program at the end of April. The program had been launched to select loyalty members in October, allowing them to claim one free coffee or iced coffee for every nine purchased (more).

President Donald Trump’s pick for Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh, looks likely to be installed following news that Sen. Thom Tillis is prepared to support Warsh. Based on assurances that Warsh will not be used to weaponize the DOJ, Tillis appears ready to give Warsh the nod (more).

U.S. consumer confidence tumbled to a near four-year low in April, largely over concerns tied to the Iran conflict. According to the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers, sentiment fell 6.6% to register at 49.8, down from 53.3 recorded in March and below last April’s reading of 52.2 (more).

Claire’s is pulling up stakes on its old headquarters, moving its new HQ from Hoffman Estates, Illinois, to the village of Rosemont, Illinois. “Claire’s was seeking a modern, amenity-rich workspace in a highly accessible location that would support both talent recruitment and retention,” said Sean Moran, associate director for commercial real estate firm Newmark (more).