'Don’t Panic': What Consumers Need To Know About Dockworkers' Strike

About half of U.S. imports are processed at the 36 ports from Maine to Texas shut down in the longshoremen's standoff with port operators.

These Grocery Chains Dominate As Industry Shrinks: New Data

The FTC says a Kroger-Albertsons merger would further limit competition in an industry with the highest profit margins in two decades.

​Tupperware, Food Storage Pioneer, Seeks Chapter 11 Bankruptcy

Tupperware, whose future has been in doubt for some time, said it in bankruptcy proceedings its aim is "to protect its iconic brand."

​Fed Makes Jumbo Cut To Key Rate, Signaling End To Its Inflation Fight

The central bank lowered its key rate to roughly 4.8 percent, down from a two-decade high of 5.3 percent, where it had stood for 14 months.

What's Behind Sharp Decline In Gas Prices, How Long Will It Last?

Gas prices typically go down in the fall, but the seasonal drop also fueled by a sharp decline in oil cartel crude prices and other factors.

Instagram Makes Teen Accounts Private; Pressure Mounts To Protect Kids

Beginning Tuesday in the U.S., U.K., Canada and Australia, Instagrm users under 18 will be placed into restrictive teen accounts.

Apple Debuts iPhone 16 With Apple Intelligence; More New Releases

From $799, the iPhone 16 (featuring the first Apple Intelligence features) will launch next month.

Stellantis Recalls 1.5M Dodge Ram Trucks To Fix Software Bug

The recall covers certain trucks from the 2019 and 2021 through 2024 model years, mostly in North America.

Kroger, Albertsons Defend Merger Plan Against Regulators' Objections

If the merger is approved, Kroger and Albertsons have agreed to sell 579 stores in places where their stores overlap.

Grocery Store Inflation: 11 Ways To Cut Stubbornly High Food Prices

Using coupons, shopping sales and buying in bulk are proven strategies, but so is thinking about how you pay for groceries.

Restaurants Fight Food Inflation With Special Deals And Freebies

Food costs remain stubbornly high, but several fast-food and restaurant chains buck a national trend of passing costs on to customers.

Annual Inflation Falls To 3-Year Low, Setting Up The Fed To Cut Rates

Some food prices, including for meat, fish and eggs, are still increasing faster than before the pandemic.

Coffee Shortages, Surging Prices Part Of The Industry’s Brewing Storm

The daily habit could cost Americans close to $200 more a year as prices for the nation’s favorite beverage continue to rise.

Amazon Responsible For 3rd-Party Sellers’ Unsafe Products, Agency Says

Amazon is legally responsible for about 400,000 hazardous products sold by third parties on its platform, a federal agency has ruled.

Red Lobster Gets A Second Chance, Cancels Auctions For Equipment

Red Lobster, which closed dozens of restaurants and planned to auction off its equipment, is purchased out of bankruptcy by its creditors.

Southwest Jets Dip To Low Altitudes, Adding To Airline Safety Concerns

Federal regulators step up oversight of Southwest Airlines after a string of safety mishaps, including three planes flying dangerously low.

Global Tech Outage Causes Chaos At Airports, Hospitals And Businesses

The cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said the outage was not a security incident or cyberattack — and that a fix is on the way.

Nearly All AT&T Customers Downloaded Data To 3rd Party In Breech

AT&T has launched an investigtion into a 2022 security breach that compromised the data of nearly all its cellular customers.

‘Brushing Scam’ Behind Amazon, Temu Packages Consumers Didn't Order

Senders seek to boost sales with fake reviews in the recipient’s name . Consumers can keep the packages at no obligation to pay for them.

Cyberattacks Paralyze Auto Industry: What To Know

Auto dealers are going old school and writing up orders with a pen and paper after a cyberattack on a widely-used software program.

NASA Extends SEWP VI Proposals Deadline To August 28.

Radian Compliance can help you navigate the the road to SEWP VI readiness.

​Why Home Insurance Rates Rose By Double Digits And What's Being Done

Home insurance rates increasd 11.3 percent last year. Housing industry leaders are asking Congress to launch an inquiry into why.

Store Closures Surge Nationwide: See List Of Retailers Shutting Doors

Although about 3,200 retail stores have close so far in 2024, brick-and-mortar stores are an important economic sector, analysts say.

Massive Car Recall: 700K SUVs, Trucks Recalled For Safety Risks

450K Kia cars are recalled due to a fire risk, and more than 200K Chrysler trucks are recalled for a software malfunction.

Kia Recalls 463,000 SUVs Over Fire Risk; Tells Owners To Park Outside

Telluride drivers may be unable to adjust the power seat, may notice a burning or melting smell, or see smoke rising from under the seat.

​DOJ Sues Ticketmaster And Live Nation: What It Means For Concertgoers

The 2022 fiasco of fans trying to buy tickets for Taylor Swift's massive "Eras" tour shone a light on cracks in the ticketing system.

Twister Topples Wind Towers, Raising Safety Questions Across Wind Belt

States in the wind belt, including large swaths of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Minensota, Iowa and Illinois, are prone to tornadoes.

Social Security 2025 COLA May Not Keep Pace With Inflation: Advocates

​The cost-of-living adjustment is predicted to be 3.2 percent as older Americans pay more for housing, electricity and medical care.

Red Lobster, Which Shuttered 50-Plus Restaurants, Files For Bankruptcy

Sometimes, Red Lobster lowered prices to compete, a move that was often disastrous. It lost money on “endless” crab and shrimp promotions.

25K Cases Of Apple Juice Recalled Due To Elevated Arsenic Levels

​Nearly 25,000 cases of apple juice have been recalled because elevated arsenic levels were found during testing. Here are the details:

Chocolate Crisis: Shortages Plague World’s Most Popular Sweet Treat

Chocolate candies and confections may become a luxury amid shortages brought on by disease, climate change and systemic problems in Africa.

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How Changes In ​'Noncompete' Agreements, Overtime Pay Could Affect You

Millions of more salaried workers may be eligible for overtime pay in the largest expansion in federal overtime eligibility seen in decades.

Cyberattacks Targeting Businesses, Mom-And-Pops Are Rising: What To Do

Cyberattacks on businesses are rising, including small businesses. It can be very costly and time consuming without a response plan.

Red Lobster Eyes Bankruptcy After $11M Endless Shrimp Loss

The restaurant’s limited-time endless shrimp promotion was added permanently to the menu in June, resulting in Q4 losses of $12.5 million.

19 Fast Food Chains With New Offerings In April, Some For Limited Time

​Burger King, Chick-fil-A, Dairy Queen, IHOP, McDonald’s​​, Panera and Starbucks are among fast food chains freshening their spring menus.

Stanley Mother’s Day Cups Drop And People Are Camping Out To Find Them

People have shown in the past they’re willing to do almost anything to acquire a Stanley, which officially drops Mother’s Day cups Thursday.

All Target Stores To Get Self-Checkout Cameras To Curb Theft: Report

Target is turning to self-checkout cameras to curb theft, according to a report.

Walmart Could Owe You $500 Due To Lawsuit: How To File A Claim

Walmart recently settled a lawsuit claiming the company sold certain products for more than the advertised price.

AT&T: Data Breach Leaked Millions Of Customers' Information Online

The theft of sensitive information belonging to millions of AT&T's current and former customers was recently discovered online, AT&T said.