Atlantic City profits fall 15% in 2018's expanded casino market
Casino profits fell by more than 15% in Atlantic City in 2018, a year in which the downsized market reopened two shuttered gambling halls, according to figures released Monday.
Casino profits fell by more than 15% in Atlantic City in 2018, a year in which the downsized market reopened two shuttered gambling halls, according to figures released Monday.
Tim Hardaway endorses new device that lets you dribble a basketball quietly indoors
Do you have a young basketball player with hoop dreams, bounding that basketball all hours of the day and night in your home or apartment? Or are you like Queens natives Dylan Kaufmann and Eric Braunstein who just wanted to play basketball as kids?
Do you have a young basketball player with hoop dreams, bounding that basketball all hours of the day and night in your home or apartment? Or are you like Queens natives Dylan Kaufmann and Eric Braunstein who just wanted to play basketball as kids?
ALDI commits to reusable, recyclable, compostable packaging by 2025
ALDI recently announced that they will, through a series of commitments, help combat the global plastic crisis.
ALDI recently announced that they will, through a series of commitments, help combat the global plastic crisis.
Dunkin' is rolling out a coffee-inspired pale ale beer for the summertime
Dunkin’ is dipping into the beer business.
Dunkin’ is dipping into the beer business.
10 infant deaths prompts warning to parents about Fisher-Price Rock 'n Play
Fisher-Price is warning parents about a popular baby-sleeper after reports of death when infants roll over in the product.
Fisher-Price is warning parents about a popular baby-sleeper after reports of death when infants roll over in the product.
Charmin is selling a giant 'Forever Roll' that they claim lasts up to one month
Does your family go through a lot of toilet paper? If so, Charmin has made just the product for you.
Does your family go through a lot of toilet paper? If so, Charmin has made just the product for you.
Australia enacts tough new social media law in response to livestreamed massacre
Australia hopes its new laws that threaten prison and major fines for social media executives who fail to quickly remove violent livestreaming from their platforms will become a model for other countries.
Australia hopes its new laws that threaten prison and major fines for social media executives who fail to quickly remove violent livestreaming from their platforms will become a model for other countries.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos finalize divorce
Amazon said Thursday that founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has finalized his divorce with wife MacKenzie, who will get a stake in the online shopping giant worth more than $35 billion.
Amazon said Thursday that founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has finalized his divorce with wife MacKenzie, who will get a stake in the online shopping giant worth more than $35 billion.
Motel 6 agrees to pay $12 million to settle lawsuit
The national chain Motel 6 agreed to pay $12 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Washington state claiming names of hotel guests were improperly provided to immigration officials for two years, the state attorney general said.
The national chain Motel 6 agreed to pay $12 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Washington state claiming names of hotel guests were improperly provided to immigration officials for two years, the state attorney general said.
Lunchables mixing it up with new 'Brunchables' breakfast line
If Lunchables was a childhood favorite for you or your child then you're going to love 'Brunchables.'
If Lunchables was a childhood favorite for you or your child then you're going to love 'Brunchables.'
Target raises minimum wage to $13 an hour
Target is raising the minimum hourly wage for its workers for the third time in less than two years.
Target is raising the minimum hourly wage for its workers for the third time in less than two years.
Applications for US unemployment aid fall to 49-year low
The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level since late 1969, a sign that employers are holding onto their workers despite signs of a slowing economy.
The number of people seeking U.S. unemployment benefits fell to its lowest level since late 1969, a sign that employers are holding onto their workers despite signs of a slowing economy.
Cybersecurity firm: 540 million Facebook records exposed by 3rd party
A cybersecurity firm is reporting that Facebook data has been exposed in two separate incidents.
A cybersecurity firm is reporting that Facebook data has been exposed in two separate incidents.
Target's car seat trade-in program is back
Hey parents: if your baby's car seat is looking a bit rough, Target wants to swap with you.
Hey parents: if your baby's car seat is looking a bit rough, Target wants to swap with you.
Whole Foods Market slashes prices starting April 3
Amazon is planning to cut prices on hundreds of items at Whole Foods Market stores this week in a bid to dissolve the "whole paycheck" image the healthy grocer has been known for, Fox Business reported.
Amazon is planning to cut prices on hundreds of items at Whole Foods Market stores this week in a bid to dissolve the "whole paycheck" image the healthy grocer has been known for, Fox Business reported.
Google+ social network shuts down for good
Google permanently shut down its Google+ social network, sometimes referred to as Google Plus or G+, on Tuesday several months after revealing security bugs that exposed the private data of millions of users.
Google permanently shut down its Google+ social network, sometimes referred to as Google Plus or G+, on Tuesday several months after revealing security bugs that exposed the private data of millions of users.
Chick-fil-A banned from second airport in less than 2 weeks
Chick-fil-A has been banned from opening a location in a second airport. Buffalo, New York, is now the second city after San Antonio, Texas, to block the national chicken-based fast-food chain's plans to open locations in airport food courts over the company's reported anti-LGBTQ stance.
Chick-fil-A has been banned from opening a location in a second airport. Buffalo, New York, is now the second city after San Antonio, Texas, to block the national chicken-based fast-food chain's plans to open locations in airport food courts over the company's reported anti-LGBTQ stance.
Class-action lawsuit against Poland Spring gets new life
A judge has given new life to a class-action lawsuit accusing Poland Spring of selling water that's sourced from wells, not springs.
A judge has given new life to a class-action lawsuit accusing Poland Spring of selling water that's sourced from wells, not springs.
Teamsters top boss tries to quell rebellion by Mickey, Goofy
The Teamsters' top boss is trying to quell a rebellion by Mickey, Minnie and their costumed friends.
The Teamsters' top boss is trying to quell a rebellion by Mickey, Minnie and their costumed friends.
Applebee's selling $1 Strawberry Margaritas with a Twizzler straw during the month of April
This is no April Fool's joke: Applebee's is selling Strawberry Margaritas for only a buck for the entire month of April!
This is no April Fool's joke: Applebee's is selling Strawberry Margaritas for only a buck for the entire month of April!