Business
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Here’s How Much Unemployment Someone Can Collect in Every State
Check out unemployment benefits by state, including minimum and maximum weekly payments and how many weeks you can collect.
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IKEA Opening 10 New Stores Across 8 States, Which Means Access to More Swedish Meatballs
Hoping for new IKEA stores in your state? You might be in luck. The Swedish company is rapidly expanding, opening 10 new locations this year.
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From McDonald’s to Crocs: Iconic Companies Founded the Year You Were Born
Explore companies founded by year and find out which iconic brand shares your birth year, along with surprising stories behind their beginnings.
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‘There Goes My Childhood’: Minute Maid Discontinues Frozen Juices After 80 Years
The news that Minute Maid frozen juices are being discontinued has hit shoppers hard. Here’s why Coca-Cola is axing the line of juices.
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Discount Chain Five Below Opening Dozens of New Stores by the End of March
Don’t have a Five Below near you? You may be in luck. The discount chain is opening dozens of stores across the country — here’s the full list.
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The Price of Doritos, Cheetos, and More Snacks Will Drop 15%. It’s About Time
The price of Doritos, Cheetos, and Lays will all see a drop this week as PepsiCo reacts to consumers’ concerns over inflation.
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Gee, Thanks: Starbucks Lets Customers Keep Rewards Now
Part of the new Starbucks Rewards program revamp includes the ability to keep your stars — a feature customers have been asking about for years.
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Saks Off 5th Closing 57 Locations Amid Bankruptcy Because No One Wants Luxury Goods Anymore
The news of Saks Off 5th closing dozens of stores doesn’t come as a surprise when we think about how few people can spend on luxury brands right now.
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Costco Restaurant Gift Card Seller Goes Bankrupt; ‘This Should Be Illegal’
Synergy gift cards, which are sold at Costco, will soon be voided — meaning card holders have mere days to “use them or lose them.”
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Well, This Is Bleak: U.S. Consumer Confidence Reaches Its Lowest Point Since 2014
U.S. consumer confidence sank to its lowest level in nearly 12 years, according to a recent report. Here’s what that means.
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So Much for the Future of Grocery Shopping: Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go Stores Close
Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go were the company’s foray into brick-and-mortar grocery stores. Here’s why they’re all closing.
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Costco’s $4.99 Rotisserie Chicken Is Facing a Lawsuit. Shoppers Are Still ‘Team Chicken’
According to a new Costco lawsuit, the famed $4.99 chicken allegedly includes preservatives when it’s marketed otherwise. But do members even care?
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Google Hit With $68M ‘Eavesdropping’ Lawsuit — and You Could Get a Cut
A major Google lawsuit over alleged eavesdropping has resulted in a $68M settlement fund. Some users could get a share of the money.
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Pet Owners, Take Note: 1.5 Million Bottles of Pet Stain Remover Recalled for Bacteria Contamination
Over a million bottles of Angry Orange pet stain remover have been recalled, affecting purchases made at retail stores nationwide.
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Mall Staple Francesca’s Is Closing All Stores and Starting Liquidation Sales
Heard the news about Francesca’s closing? The popular brand has already started liquidation sales. Here’s what we know.
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Watch Out, Walmart: Amazon Plans a New 225,000-Square-Foot Store
At over 200,000 square feet, a new Amazon store near Chicago plans to offer groceries and merchandise. Here’s what we know about the concept.
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‘It’s About Time’: Costco Is Finally Catching Up With Sam’s Club’s Scan-and-Go Technology
Years after Sam’s Club incorporated it, Costco scan-and-go technology is being tested at warehouses around the country. Here’s what we know.
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Noodles & Company Closes 30+ Locations Nationwide, Customers Blame ‘$18 (Small) Bowls of Noodles’
Learn more about the 2026 Noodles & Company closures, which some customers attribute to low quality food getting more expensive.
