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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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The Dollar Officially Had Its Worst Day Since 2022 — Here’s What That Means for Americans
On Jan. 27, the U.S. dollar was trading at levels not seen since the post-pandemic recovery period. That feels … bleak.
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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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Super Bowl Ticket Prices Are Ridiculous — a Timeline
See how Super Bowl ticket prices skyrocketed from just $12 in 1967 to over $10,000 today, with a year-by-year timeline of average costs.
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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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Another Milestone Nobody Wanted: Wealth Inequality in the U.S. Has Its Widest Gap in 30 Years
Shocker: New data shows that wealth inequality has reached its widest gap in more than three decades. Is anyone surprised?
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No REAL ID, No Mercy: TSA’s $45 Fee Is on the Way
You’ll soon have to pay a TSA fee at the airport if you don’t have the proper identification. Read on for more details about the new rules.
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A Fast-Food Giant Stumbles: Popeyes Franchisee With 130 Locations Files for Bankruptcy
The Popeyes franchisee operates locations primarily in Florida and Georgia, and is carrying close to $130 million in debt.
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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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‘Have These People Ever Actually Eaten Food’: People Mock Agricultural Secretary’s $3 Meal Recommendation
Can a $3 meal actually fill you up? That’s what the U.S. Agricultural Secretary suggested — though American shoppers have other thoughts.
