Retailers reimagining the indoor shopping experience
Brick-and-mortar retailers hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic are reimagining the in-store experience to get customers to come back.
CDC: Salmonella outbreak from recalled mushrooms infects people in 10 states
The CDC said a salmonella outbreak involving recalled mushrooms distributed to restaurants has infected dozens of people across several states.
Shopping experience changing due to COVID-19 pandemic
The pandemic has taken a toll on brick-and-mortar retailers, but now, some stores are taking steps to provide shoppers with a safe and friendly environment.
Gucci sells grass-stained jeans, overalls for $1,200 and up
Gucci is selling a pair of $1,200 jeans that appear to be pre-stained with grass, presumably for customers with deep pockets who want to pull off a down-to-earth look, without actually getting dirty.
Kraft releasing pumpkin spice mac and cheese this October
Kraft Heinz has released a pumpkin spice mac and cheese with fall seasoning, the newest autumn offering to hit the market.
Recall Alert: 250,000 saws sold at Lowe's might not turn off
Have you bought a Kobalt saw at Lowe's? If so, you might want to check it because it might not turn off.
Thyroid medication recalled in US because it may not be strong enough
Acella Pharmaceuticals, LLC recalled NP Thyroid tablets after testing found the lots to be "sub potent," the FDA said.
Costco pulls popular cheese brand from stores after Black Lives Matter controversy
The move comes amid calls for some consumers to boycott Palmetto Cheese after the founder compared Black Lives Matter to a "terror organization.
BBB: Cash App users scammed out of thousands of dollars after calling fake customer service number
The Better Business Bureau is warning users of Cash App after several consumers reported losing money after calling an alleged fake customer service number they found on Google.
Amazon Prime Day has a date
Amazon Prime Day pulled in over $7B in 2019
Walmart reopening second entrances at some stores, getting rid of one-way aisle markers
Walmart says it is reopening second entrances and discontinuing one-way aisles at some of its stores.
COVID-19 pandemic brings Mexican toilet paper to US as aftermath of panic buying
Toilet paper is back on store shelves. But you may not recognize some of the brands.
Lyft expanding services to rental cars
Lyft is turning its riders into drivers by getting into the rental car business and allowing customers to rent a car directly from the app.
Pine-Sol is effective against coronavirus, EPA says
Clorox's Pine-Sol Original Multi-Surface Cleaner was found to be effective against COVID-19, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says.
Colin Kaepernick Nike jersey sells out, ex-QB says No. 7 a 'symbol'
Colin Kaepernick said Thursday upon the release of his all-black Nike jersey that his No. 7 has come to mean more than just a number he had when he played for the San Francisco 49ers.
Blue Bell ordered to pay $17.25M in connection with 2015 listeria contamination
The $17.25 million is the largest-ever criminal penalty following a conviction in a food safety case.
Is now the time to buy a home in New York City's suburbs?
As the real estate market remains red hot, some brokers say now may not be the best time to be looking to buy a new home in New York City's suburbs.
Major demand for homes in New York
Even with unemployment numbers still high, real estate brokers say the housing market is booming. But there are important factors to consider before you jump into homeownership.
Oreo releasing 'first-ever' gingerbread-flavored cookie for holiday season
Peeps may have put the kibosh on its holiday offerings, but Oreo is fully committing to its Christmas treats.
Derek Jeter's Tampa mansion, currently rented by Tom Brady, goes on the market for $29-million
The home of Yankees Hall of Famer and Miami Marlins executive Derek Jeter is on the market and it’s the most expensive listing in Tampa Bay -- at $29 million.