Veteran's Day: Freebies and deals for service members
Veterans Day is here, and companies throughout the country are ready to give back to active and retired service members.
Subs and success: How Jimmy John's founder pursued happiness in the art of sandwich-making
Jimmy John's founder Jimmy John Liautaud joins 'The Pursuit with John Rich' to share his significance in the right to pursue happiness.
US food banks struggling to provide for hungry families amid surging prices, supply chain issues
U.S. food banks across the nation are struggling to feed the hungry amid surging food prices and ongoing global supply chain issues.
Hershey to buy Dot's Pretzels for $1.2B
Hershey has agreed to buy Dot's Pretzels in a $1.2 billion deal
Starbucks union vote to kick off at 3 Buffalo, New York, locations
The National Labor Relations Board, which approved the vote last month, will start mailing ballots on Wednesday evening and count the votes on Dec. 9. Approximately 111 of the coffee chain's workers will decide on whether they would like to be represented by Workers United, an affiliate of the Service Employees International Union.
Price of oil, labor shortages to blame for grocery store sticker shock: NYC supermarket owner
The billionaire owner and CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, John Catsimatidis, argued that the price of oil and gas as well as labor shortages are to blame for sticker shock at the grocery store.
Kellogg's says union not 'exploring creative solutions to resolve issues' amid strike
In early October, hourly workers employed at plants in Omaha, Nebraska; Battle Creek, Michigan; Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and Memphis, Tennessee, first took to the picket lines.
More companies hiking prices as inflation, supply chain woes continue
Companies are raising prices as inflation and supply chain woes continue to drag on. Del Monte fruit, IKEA furniture, Kraft Heinz macaroni and cheese, Mondelez Oreos, and Proctor & Gamble's Tide will see prices increase.
Services are being cut and delivery times are longer, but you're paying the same
Consumers are still doling out the same amount of cash for products and services all while customer service has gone downhill.
Panera Bread joining Danny Meyer's food empire
The Shake Shake founder's USHG Acquisition Corp will become a cornerstone partner in Panera Brands.
Barstool's Dave Portnoy touts 'One Bite' pizza sales surge amid sexual misconduct allegations
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy said Monday the “One Bite” pizza brand posted its “biggest weekend ever” in sales following publication of an article that accused Portnoy of sexual misconduct.
Kellogg says striking cereal workers can still work
Kellogg issued the statement Saturday saying that there have been "a significant number of questions" on whether striking employees to return to work during the strike.
Empire State Building debuts limited-edition craft beer
Beer fans can drink an exclusive brew at the Empire State Building.
Kroger, like Walmart, hit by fake crypto press release
Kroger says it was hit with a fake press release falsely claiming the nationwide grocer would be accepting Bitcoin Cash
AMC popcorn coming to mall kiosks, supermarkets, convenience stores in 2022
The movie theater chain plans to launch up to five "AMC Theatres Perfectly Popcorn" stores, counters and kiosks in shopping malls around the country in the first half of 2022, with plans for up to 15 retail stores by the end of 2022. It also plans to offer pre-packaged, microwaveable AMC Theatres Perfectly Popcorn at supermarkets and convenience stores across the country in late 2022.
Oil prices will hit $100 a barrel 'before you blink your eyes,' United Refining billionaire argues
John Catsimatidis, the billionaire owner and CEO of New York City supermarket chain Gristedes, who is also in the oil industry, argued that oil will hit $100 a barrel “before you blink your eyes.”
Le Creuset launches 'Harry Potter' cookware collection
While some “Harry Potter” fans might want to get their hands on a cast-iron cauldron, Le Creuset’s new cookware collection may be more within reach.
Starbucks keeps up with TikTok-inspired drinks
Starbucks, the chain that turned regular drip coffee into a $5 half-caff, extra whipped cream mocha latte, is now laboring to produce dozens of bizarre concoctions dreamed up by TikTok's influential stars.
New Jersey plastic straw 'request only' rule takes effect as part of new ban
New Jersey on Thursday took a step toward its ban on single-use plastics as a request-only rule for plastic straws at restaurants went into effect, according to reports.
Tech company hiring remote cashiers to help restaurants amid worker shortage
Bite Ninja co-founder Will Clem says his company provides remote cashiers to help restaurants with an ongoing worker shortage.



















