'Give her a raise': Walmart employee named Charlene who poses with store products earns viral fame
Charlene works at a Walmart store in Maryland and has earned a loyal following on Facebook thanks to her creative poses and always serious facial expressions.
Topless protesters demand Bernie Sanders cut his ties to the dairy industry
Female activists went topless to call attention to what they describe as the mistreatment of cows and their calves on dairy farms.
Pier 1 files for bankruptcy protection
Home goods retailer Pier 1 Imports Inc. is filing for bankruptcy protection.
Construction worker suffers 'major trauma' after 30-foot fall from roof
Authorities say a worker at a New Jersey mall was seriously injured in a 30-foot fall from the roof over the weekend.
Hooters will give single people free wings if they shred a photo of an ex for Valentine’s Day
Are you single and heartbroken? Hooters will give you a coupon for free boneless wings if you shred a photo of your ex online or in a restaurant for Valentine's Day.
Barneys New York stores, corporate office to close Feb. 23
From Manhattan to Beverly Hills and San Francisco, Barneys New York luxury goods stores and the corporate office will permanently close on Feb. 23.
A $250K grand piano and 10 other ridiculously expensive things you can buy from Costco
If you have a Costco membership and a lot of cash burning a hole in your wallet, you might be interested in these bonkers goods and services.
McClatchy, publisher of Miami Herald and dozens of other US newspapers, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
McClatchy has suffered as readers give up traditional subscriptions and get news online.
Think your baby is a star? Gerber is looking for its next spokesbaby
Gerber, the baby nutrition and food brand, is looking for its 2020 Gerber baby. Could your little love be the next spokesbaby?
Ford recalls over 240K vehicles to fix suspension problem
Ford is recalling over 240,000 SUVs and cars worldwide because a suspension part can fracture and increase the risk of a crash.
Man threw away lottery ticket, then realized he'd won $100K
A South Carolina lottery winner threw away his ticket before he realized he’d hit the jackpot.
Home Depot hiring 80,000 workers for busy spring season
The Home Depot is hiring 80,000 workers this spring ahead of its busiest time of year, the company announced Tuesday.
Wine glut could lead to lower prices
A wine industry group is warning winegrape producers in California that stagnating wine shipments are leading to growing inventories.
California wedding boutique suffers from coronavirus fallout
Angela Jourdan, Enchanted Bridal Boutique owner, says brides getting married this year should not put off ordering their gowns.
What the T-Mobile takeover of Sprint means for you
Here is a look at what a combined T-Mobile-Sprint company could mean for you and your phone bill.
Disneyland increases some ticket prices, launches five-tier system
Your trip to “The Happiest Place on Earth,” could even get even more expensive, as Disneyland officials announced some price increases Tuesday.
Illinois considers ban on people pumping their own gas
Illinois could join New Jersey and Oregon in making it illegal to pump your own gas.
Federal judge approves T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of Sprint
The number of major U.S. wireless companies would shrink from four to three after the deal closes.
Under Armour puts plans for Manhattan flagship store on hold
Under Armour's shares plummeted Tuesday with the company anticipating a big financial hit from the viral outbreak in China, and it said separately that it may need to restructure this year at a cost of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Disney World raises prices on annual passes
Some annual passes are seeing an increase of $20.