Money

  • A Starbucks frappucino with a red arrow pointing to a pile of money and a toy home

    Here’s What Your Daily Dose of Starbucks Is Actually Costing You

    We all know someone who heads to the Starbucks drive-thru as part of their morning routine. Maybe you are that someone. And while a few dollars for a coffee here and there might not feel so bad, it all adds…

  • 8 Ridiculous Social Media Challenges That Can Kill You

    Social media isn’t always fun and games; it can sometimes lead to dangerous trends and food challenges that take things too far — especially for young, impressionable audiences. These extreme challenges that dare one to not use the bathroom (why,…

  • 11 Old-Fashioned Towns That Are Seeing a Resurgence in Popularity.

    11 Old-Fashioned Towns That Are Popular Again

    Old-fashioned towns across America are often overshadowed by the allure of sprawling urban centers like Los Angeles and New York. These quaint spots, with their charming main streets and historic buildings, often struggle to attract tourists who are drawn to…

  • The Only Frozen Meals You Should Be Buying at Trader Joe’s, According to Shoppers

    Praised for its wide range of food options, quirky ambiance, and consistently solid products, Trader Joe’s keeps knocking it out of the park. From its unique products, use of high-quality ingredients, and affordable prices, there’s a reason why shoppers keep…

  • Small Companies That Are Really Owned by Really Big Companies

    10 Small Companies That Are Actually Owned By Massive Corporations

    It seems harder and harder to find good independent products. A lot of brands present a “we’re small, but mighty” exterior, and they are certainly mighty, but how many of them are actually small?  Check out these seemingly small companies…

  • Companies That Went Downhill After Being Acquired

    7 Companies That Went Downhill After Being Acquired

    Many of the world’s most well-known companies have gone downhill after being acquired. This is often due to cultural clashes, business misalignments, or poor management by the new owners. These acquisitions — initially driven by the promise of an expanded…