Business
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Barnes & Noble to Open 60 New Locations in 2026
Bookworms, rejoice: Barnes & Noble is continuing its hot streak by opening dozens of new locations in 2026. Here’s what we know.
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Beloved Chain Restaurants That Are Making a Comeback After Filing for Bankruptcy
Explore the chain restaurants making a comeback after bankruptcy through restructuring, rebranding, and refreshed menus.
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Costco Competitor BJ’s Wholesale Club Opening 9 New Stores Next Year
The latest batch of BJ’s Wholesale Club openings is scheduled to roll out in five states next year. Here are the cities they’re landing in.
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Instacart to Pay Millions Back to Shoppers Over ‘Free Delivery’ Claims
Find out more about the latest Instacart settlement, which follows a lawsuit that alleges Instacart falsely advertised “free delivery.”
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‘Red Lobster Strikes Again’: 200 Employees Laid Off Right Before the Holidays
Find out what employees are saying about the recent Red Lobster layoffs, which come after a year of financial hardships.
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Being Broke Just Got More Expensive: Why Your Temu or Shein Order Suddenly Costs More
Find out how tariffs are affecting your Shein or Temu order, and why the new fees might not show up until after you’ve paid at checkout.
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Aldi Opening 22 New Locations Across the U.S. in December
Find out where all the new Aldi locations are popping up in December, after a years-long quest to open 200 locations in 2025.
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From Starbucks to Duracell: Costco’s Kirkland Products Are Actually Made By These Famous Companies
Discover the major companies behind Kirkland Signature brands, from coffee and wine to dog food, motor oil, and other Costco favorites.
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End of an Era: Stores We Lost in 2025
Take a look at our list of 2025 store closings to see which major retailers closed for good, declared bankruptcy, or dramatically reduced store locations.
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20 Small Businesses You Can Start With Less Than $1,000
Explore 20 small businesses you can start for under $1,000 using just basic tools like a computer and smartphone.
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18 Restaurant Chains We Grew Up With and Still Miss Today
Explore the old restaurant chains Americans still miss, from forgotten fast-food favorites to classic sit-down spots that shaped decades of dining.
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Nordstrom Rack Confirms at Least 14 New Locations Scheduled for 2026
Could Nordstrom Rack be coming to a city near you? See where the retailer is expanding and what shoppers can expect.
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23 Ways Companies Trick You Into Spending More Money
Discover 23 sneaky retail tricks— from psychology to hidden fees — that companies use to make you spend more without noticing.
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‘God, I Love This Place’: Costco Members Pledge Allegiance to the Store After It Sues Trump
Costco members are showing strong support for the retailer after it sued the Trump administration. Here’s what the lawsuit is about and why shoppers are reacting.
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Starbucks to Pay $38.9M After New York City Finds Widespread Scheduling Abuse
NYC found that Starbucks racked up more than half a million violations of the Fair Workweek law. Here’s what that means for workers.
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Everything You Need To Know About the Return Policy at Costco
The Costco return policy is very generous and flexible, but there are some exceptions and rules that Costco shoppers should be aware of.
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US Companies Have Slowed Hiring — and the Federal Reserve Is Worried
The U.S. economy continues to expand but companies have sharply slowed hiring, and these mixed signals are concerning the Federal Reserve.
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Campbell’s Soup Exec Says Company’s Products Are for ‘Poor People,’ According to Lawsuit
In a recorded audio, an executive at Campbell’s Soup allegedly called the company products “highly processed food” meant for ‘poor people.’ Here’s what we know.
