Business
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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.
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Amazon, UPS Among Companies Announcing Mass Layoffs This Week
From Amazon to Target, major corporations are announcing massive layoffs ahead of the holidays. Here’s what to know about the mass layoffs.
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Carter’s Closing 150 Stores and Laying Off 300, Citing Tariffs
Children’s clothing retailer Carter’s is closing stores and laying off hundred due to recent tariffs. Here’s what to know about Carter’s closing stores.
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Target Laying Off 1,000 Employees, Cutting 800 Positions Amid Slumping Sales
Target has announced it will lay off around 1,000 corporate employees and eliminate 800 position. Here’s what to know about the Target layoffs.
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How Costco Avoids Passing Tariffs on to Shoppers
Warehouse giant Costco uses several strategies to help avoid raising prices due to tariffs. Find out what the plan is and how it saves shoppers money.
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Ross Stores Opening 40 New Locations Nationwide
Shoppers looking for a deal are in luck: New Ross stores are opening across the country, including Ross Dress for Less and dd’s DISCOUNTS.
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The Worst Costco Locations in America According to Annoyed Customers
Whether due to overcrowding, terrible parking, or bad customer service, here are some of the worst Costco locations in America, according to customers.
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Winn-Dixie to Close or Sell Over 30 Stores as Company Rebrands
The parent company of Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarket plans to close or sell locations. Here’s what to know about the Winn-Dixie rebrand.
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Amazon to Dole Out $2.5 Billion in Checks to Customers for Settlement
Millions of Amazon Prime customers are eligible for a refund following a historic antitrust lawsuit. Here’s what to know about the Amazon settlement.
