Business
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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.
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Recall Alert: Walgreens Pulls Over 40,000 Bottles of Nasal Spray
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, read on for more details about Walgreens’ nasal spray recall, including which bottles were affected.
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Target Fails to Attract Frugal Customers as Sales Continue to Decline
The glory days of Target seem to be over. Here’s why pricey merchandise, a DEI misstep, and clunky “fixes” are keeping customers away.
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Prime Air Expands: Amazon’s Drones Will Fly to More Customers
Prime Air, a fleet of Amazon drones, has expanded to San Antonio and Waco in Texas, as well as Pontiac, Michigan. Is that a good thing?
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22 Things Older Shoppers Should Buy at Costco
Find the top Costco deals for seniors, including discounts on essentials and services that help stretch a fixed income while shopping smart.
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Stores That Are Closing for Thanksgiving This Year —And Which Will Stay Open
See which retailers are closed on Thanksgiving 2025 — and which stay open — before you plan your holiday shopping.
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‘That Can’t Be Real’: Apple Is Selling Knitted iPhone Pockets for $230 and People Are Not Happy
Apple just launched the iPhone Pocket, a 3D-knit fabric holster for your phone, and people are ridiculing it online. Here’s what it’s all about.
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New AI Grocery Chatbot Trades Your Privacy for a ‘Smarter’ Shopping Experience
Instacart’s new AI-powered Cart Assistant could make grocery shopping easier, but it also poses privacy concerns for customers. Find out why.
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Why Americans Are Paying More Than Ever for Beef
Beef prices are on the rise in the U.S. with no relief in sight. From inflation to supply shortages to tariffs, find out what’s driving up the cost of beef.
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Insurance CEOs Made Millions While Homeowners Rates Soared 24%
A new report highlights how compensation for insurance CEOs skyrocketed over the past few years, while policyholder rates rose nationwide.
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Big-Name Stores That Have Closed in the Last 30 Years
See which iconic retailers shut down in the last 30 years: and why more big-name stores may be at risk of closing for good.
