Canadian company Gildan buying Hanes for $2.2 billion
Canada-based Gildan Activewear will purchase HanesBrands in a $2.2 billion deal that will transfer ownership of popular name brands like Hanes and Maidenform.
Canada-based Gildan Activewear will purchase HanesBrands in a $2.2 billion deal that will transfer ownership of popular name brands like Hanes and Maidenform.
"Hell of a shame:" AriZona iced tea’s 99-cent price may finally end
The company founder blames Trump's proposed aluminum tariffs for the potential first price hike since the early 1990s.
The company founder blames Trump's proposed aluminum tariffs for the potential first price hike since the early 1990s.
Bed Bath & Beyond returns with new name - and a coupon promise
Bed Bath & Beyond, one of the original big box retailers, is back with a new name – and ready to accept old coupons.
Bed Bath & Beyond, one of the original big box retailers, is back with a new name – and ready to accept old coupons.
UnitedHealth to drop Medicare Advantage plans for 600K people
UnitedHealthcare says it’s dropping some of its Medicare Advantage plans that collectively cover 600,000 people.
UnitedHealthcare says it’s dropping some of its Medicare Advantage plans that collectively cover 600,000 people.
White House says Apple to announce $100B US investment commitment for manufacturing
Tech giant Apple is announcing a new investment of $100 billion in U.S. facilities.
Tech giant Apple is announcing a new investment of $100 billion in U.S. facilities.
Claire's files for bankruptcy again
The mall-based jewelry chain estimates assets and liabilities between $1B and $10B in its Delaware court filing.
The mall-based jewelry chain estimates assets and liabilities between $1B and $10B in its Delaware court filing.
Trump calls fired BLS commissioner's job numbers the 'biggest miscalculations in over 50 years'
President Donald Trump has accused Erika McEntarfer of falsifying employment data.
President Donald Trump has accused Erika McEntarfer of falsifying employment data.
Boeing workers who build fighter jets go on strike. What we know
Workers at three manufacturing plants walked off the job after turning down a proposed labor deal that included pay increases and bonuses.
Workers at three manufacturing plants walked off the job after turning down a proposed labor deal that included pay increases and bonuses.
Starbucks getting rid of an ordering option as CEO pushes turnaround
The move will close or transform 80 to 90 Starbucks locations.
The move will close or transform 80 to 90 Starbucks locations.
Spirit Airlines to furlough 270 pilots amid lower off-season demand
Spirit Airlines is preparing to furlough 270 pilots this fall. The airline emerged from bankruptcy in March.
Spirit Airlines is preparing to furlough 270 pilots this fall. The airline emerged from bankruptcy in March.
McDonald's testing CosMc's-inspired drinks at restaurants
The drinks are concepts from CosMc’s, the chain’s all-beverage store concept which launched in 2023 and closed earlier this summer.
The drinks are concepts from CosMc’s, the chain’s all-beverage store concept which launched in 2023 and closed earlier this summer.
Rite Aid closing hundreds of more US stores; New York and New Jersey locations included
Rite Aid is planning to shutter locations nationwide, including in states like NY and NJ.
Rite Aid is planning to shutter locations nationwide, including in states like NY and NJ.
Target dropping popular perk for shoppers amid slowing sales
Target is trying to reposition itself amid slowing sales and pressure from its rivals.
Target is trying to reposition itself amid slowing sales and pressure from its rivals.
Subway hires former Burger King exec Jonathan Fitzpatrick as new CEO
Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick, a former Burger King executive and head of Driven Brands, as its new CEO following its 2024 acquisition by private equity firm Roark Capital.
Subway has named Jonathan Fitzpatrick, a former Burger King executive and head of Driven Brands, as its new CEO following its 2024 acquisition by private equity firm Roark Capital.
Trump administration aims to roll back more than 60 workplace safety rules
The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed eliminating dozens of labor protections, including minimum wage rules for home health workers and safety standards in construction, agriculture, and mining.
The U.S. Department of Labor has proposed eliminating dozens of labor protections, including minimum wage rules for home health workers and safety standards in construction, agriculture, and mining.
Paying off credit card debt in these states will take the longest, study finds
Credit card debt can feel overwhelming to tackle but residents in these states are finding it more challenging to pay it off quicker than others.
Credit card debt can feel overwhelming to tackle but residents in these states are finding it more challenging to pay it off quicker than others.
'Big, beautiful, bill' car loan interest tax deduction: These brands, models may qualify
Trump's "big, beautiful bill" includes up to $10,000 for interest paid on the car loans of qualified vehicles. Here's a list of vehicles that may qualify:
Trump's "big, beautiful bill" includes up to $10,000 for interest paid on the car loans of qualified vehicles. Here's a list of vehicles that may qualify:
UPS delivery drivers offered buyouts amid 'unique circumstances'
UPS is offering a voluntary separation package to full-time U.S. drivers amid a major network reconfiguration.
UPS is offering a voluntary separation package to full-time U.S. drivers amid a major network reconfiguration.
Trump reportedly plans order to open 401(k)s to private markets: What it means for your retirement
Financial firms already developing new investment products in anticipation of the executive order.
Financial firms already developing new investment products in anticipation of the executive order.
1 in 4 credit card debtors believes they will never be free of debt
A new survey finds 23% of credit card debtors believe they’ll never be debt-free, with most citing emergency expenses and everyday costs as the main cause.
A new survey finds 23% of credit card debtors believe they’ll never be debt-free, with most citing emergency expenses and everyday costs as the main cause.