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Tariffs on Pasta and Furniture Are Changing Again — and Shoppers Could See a Difference
Recent tariff changes will give U.S. consumers relief when purchasing certain items. But are the tariffs delayed or just not as severe? Here’s what we know.
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Healthcare Isn’t Expensive Enough, So Drugmakers Are Raising Prices on 350 Medicines in 2026
Check out some of the medications affected by drugmakers raising prices on life-saving medications this year, as well as some that will lower in price.
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Child Care Funds Frozen in Minnesota After Fraud Allegations — and Families May Pay the Price
An investigation into alleged fraud tied to Minnesota day care providers has led to child care funds being frozen, affecting everyday families across the state.
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SNAP Shoppers in 5 States Will Face New Food Bans Starting Jan. 1
The SNAP food bans target items like candy, soda, and more. Find out which states are affected by the latest rules.
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Stores and Restaurants Opening New Locations in 2026
From Barnes & Noble to Costco, these restaurants and retailers are part of an exciting new wave of 2026 openings.
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Stores and Restaurants That Have Already Announced Closures for 2026
Check out the stores and restaurants affected by 2026 closings, including popular spots like Carter’s, Red Robin, and REI.
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Several Major Retailers Are Introducing Return Fees — Even for Unopened Gifts
From Macy’s to J.Crew, these retailers are making it harder — and more expensive — to return presents. Here are the return fees to look out for.
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‘The Way I Had to Beg for My Change’: Viral Video Shows Taco Bell Employee Shorting Customer on Change
One TikTok user caught the moment a Taco Bell employee gave her 19 cents less than what she was owed — and the surprising excuse that followed.
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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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The Cost of a Beer and Hot Dog at Every NFL Stadium
See the cost of beer and hot dogs NFL stadiums charge and which teams offer the best value on game day.
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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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Study: Automatic Credit Line Increases Are Pushing Americans Deeper Into Debt
A new study finds most credit limit increases come from banks, not consumers. Here’s how algorithms are fueling debt.
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‘Red Lobster Strikes Again’:Â 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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The Government Is Betting Big on AI While Everyday Life Keeps Getting More Expensive
While everyday prices surge, the government is rolling out 1,000 six-figure AI jobs. Here’s what the hiring spree means for the average American.
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Young People Want Money for Christmas, Survey Finds
A Wells Fargo survey reveals that young people are all about cash this Christmas. Here are some tips on how to safely gift money.Â
