Startups see a market in renting couches by the month
Companies are now aiming to rent furniture to millennials who don't want to commit to big purchases or move heavy furniture and are willing to pay for the convenience.
San Antonio spends more than $300K to keep Chick-fil-A out of airport: report
The city of San Antonio has spent at least $315,000 in legal fees after the city council voted to bar Chick-fil-A from opening a location in the San Antonio airport in March, according to calculations by KENS 5.
Atlantic City mayor: Tear down 'eyesore' of former Trump casino
Atlantic City's mayor wants to demolish the former Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino.
Survey finds men are more emotional than women at work
Results from a recent survey have found that men are more emotionally sensitive than women in work environments.
Bose will close more than 100 stores around the world, focus on online shopping
Bose announced it will close 119 stores around the world as customers have shifted toward online shopping over the years.
Payless ShoeSource emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Payless ShoeSource plans to relaunch its website and open some brick-and-mortar locations in the U.S.
U.S. Bank employee reportedly fired for helping stranded customer on Christmas Eve
U.S. bank reportedly fired an employee who gave a stranded customer $20 of her own money for gas on Christmas Eve.
Starbucks, home of the $4 latte, is moving into poor areas
Starbucks has a point to prove: There's more to the company than selling $4 lattes to rich people.
Atlantic City 'going in wrong direction,' Hard Rock CEO says
Hard Rock CEO Jim Allen said the company is willing to be part of the solution in Atlantic City but is not encouraged by recent developments.
Burger King 'offers' Prince Harry a gig and a new crown
If Prince Harry needs a job, Burger King is ready for his application.
E-commerce may make your future commute even longer
The rise of E-commerce is going to make your commute 11 minutes longer, according to the World Economic Forum.
What kind of effect will E-commerce have on your commute in the future?
According to a new study, E-commerce deliveries will add another 11 minutes to your commute by 2030.
Dow closes above 29,000 for the first time
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above 29,000 points for the first time, just two months after its first close above 28,000.
Trump's French wine tariffs are tough to swallow in New York
The Trump administration imposed tariffs of 25% on EU wines in October 2019. But that could soon spike to 100%. And that could be devastating for French restaurants, wine bars, wine distributors, and wine shops in New York and the rest of the United States.
Trump says China trade deal delivers economic justice
President Trump has signed a new trade agreement with China that is expected to boost exports from U.S. farmers and manufacturers and ease trade tensions between the two countries.
Sports and online bets help fuel Atlantic City's rebound
Atlantic City continues to rebound from a mid-decade meltdown that saw five casinos close.
Pampers unveils new technology that alerts you when its time to change your baby’s diaper
Lumi by Pampers is an all-in-one baby monitor system that tracks your baby's activity including their diapering needs.
Raising minimum wage by $1 could prevent thousands of suicides each year, study suggests
Researchers estimated that a $1 increase to the current state minimum wage could have prevented 27,550 suicide deaths from 1990-2015, according to estimates from a new study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.
Boeing employees mocked FAA, discussed concealing 737 Max simulator issues in internal docs
A batch of emails and text messages show Boeing employees questioned the safety of the now-grounded 737 Max, called the aircraft a “joke” and talked about how they concealed problems from regulators.
Survey ranks Texas’ H-E-B, Trader Joe’s and Wegman’s as America’s top grocery stores
According to a new survey, Texas supermarket chain H-E-B is the nation's best