Mariah Carey launching Christmas cookie line
Mariah Carey is cooking up a line of Christmas cookies.
Coronavirus stockpiling coming back, grocery store CEO Stew Leonard says
As coronavirus cases surge in the U.S. grocery store CEO Stew Leonard says "you're seeing people stockpiling a little bit."
Kroger raises 2020 profit forecast despite sales miss
A spike in coronavirus cases, however, has led to a pick up in sales, prompting the retailer to reimpose a purchase limit on essential products like paper towels, disinfecting wipes and hand soap ahead of the busy holiday season.
Frank Carney, Pizza Hut co-founder, dies at 82
Frank Carney, the co-founder of Pizza Hut and a lifelong entrepreneur, died on Wednesday at the age of 82, his wife has confirmed.
Yelp shares 2021 predictions for restaurants, wellness, travel industries
The coronavirus pandemic will continue to shape how businesses operate, according to Yelp.
Singapore approves sale of lab-grown meat, makes history with Eat Just
Singapore has granted regulatory allowance for the sale of lab-grown meat.
Nashville restaurant owner slams coronavirus restrictions: Politicians aren't following the facts
Peg Leg Porker owner Carey Bringle rips Nashville's politicians for new coronavirus restrictions that he argues are not based on science.
Reynolds Kitchens hiring a 'cookie connoisseur' for $5G: 'A sweet job in a tough year'
Bake your way to big bucks.
Goya CEO: Greatest economy on Earth is losing its freedom
Goya CEO Bob Unanue says his company has done well despite social media backlash for meeting with President Trump, but he is concerned for the nation.
Biden OMB pick pushed national soda tax, which analysts have called regressive
President-elect Joe Biden's Office of Budget and Management (OMB) director pick, Neera Tanden, previously pushed for a national soda tax that experts say would have had the greatest impact on low-income households.
Chipotle testing new protein option in select cities ahead of possible nationwide launch
Love brisket burritos, but live anywhere other than Cincinnati or Sacramento? Too bad!
Trader Joe's workers in 'state of terror' over NY's coronavirus surge
Trader Joe's -- which was founded in California in 1967 -- has more than 500 locations spread over 42 states and the District of Columbia.
Nike, Coca-Cola lobbying to weaken China forced labor bill: Report
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act passed the House by a 406-3 vote in September
Calif. restaurant owner mocks Gov. Newsom with 'French Laundry' banner, calls restrictions 'sheer insanity'
Alex Jordan, the owner of Eat at Joe’s Restaurant in Redondo Beach, said restrictions have had a crushing impact on his business.
New York pub in coronavirus hotspot, declares itself 'autonomous zone'
The owners of a New York pub located in a coronavirus hot spot declared its own “autonomous zone” and has defied restrictions as a last resort to save their business.
Waffle House CEO slams coronavirus lockdowns for pulverizing restaurant industry
Coronavirus lockdowns are “devastating” to those in the restaurant industry, Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer argued on Monday.
Holland-made Tecate beer masquerading as Mexican, lawsuit claims
Heineken has not yet returned a comment on the matter.
Fight to halt LA dine-in ban isn't over, restaurateurs vow
The California Restaurant Association says its fight against Los Angeles County's dine-in ban isn't over even after an initial request to block the measure was denied by a judge.
Whole Foods warns customers of turkey 'quality' issue on Thanksgiving morning
A number of Whole Foods customers across the South reportedly woke up to a concerning email on Thanksgiving morning, warning them that the turkeys they planned to consume “did not meet [Whole Foods’] high expectation for quality.”
LA County Board of Supervisors chair slams outdoor dining ban as government overreach
As an outdoor dining ban from the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health took effect Wednesday evening, Board of Supervisors Chair Kathryn Barger accused her government colleagues of "overreaching as it relates to not really gathering public input."



















