Sour Patch Kids store opening in NYC
The new shop will carry a variety of colorful candy-themed limited edition merch like T-shirts, socks and mugs.
Pizza Hut giving free pizza to middle children who share their sob stories on Twitter
Apparently, the middle child never gets the pizza they wanted.
Dunkin' to debut pumpkin drinks, fall menu earlier than ever
Fall fanatics know that it's never too early to start sipping seasonal drinks.
McDonald's found nude photos of employees sent by former CEO on company servers: lawsuit
McDonald's accused ousted CEO Steve Easterbrook of sending nude photos of employees from his company email account to a personal email, in a lawsuit attempting to recover Easterbrook's multimillion-dollar golden parachute.
Athleta CEO joins Impossible Foods board as it expands retail
Athleta CEO joins board of Impossible Foods as plant-based meat startup expands retail
Walmart, Instacart partner for same-day delivery in 4 US markets
The move helps Walmart, which is locked in an arms race with Amazon and others to expand fresh-food delivery, to further tap into one of the fastest-growing e-commerce sectors, one that has become even more vital during the coronavirus pandemic.
Peanuts and farmers trying to avoid striking out with baseball coronavirus bans
According to the National Peanut Board, 5.4 million bags of in-shell peanuts are sold each season in MLB ballparks alone, but with no fans in the stadiums, bags of these top shelf peanuts are sitting in storage, already packaged and shipped, just waiting to be cracked open.
Egg producer gouged prices when pandemic hit, lawsuit says
Attorney General James claims that in March and April, Hillandale Farms price gouged more than 4 million cartons of eggs sold to grocery store chains
Wahlburgers' fan favorite 'Wahl Sauce' to hit grocery stores
Wahl Sauce will be sold in 12-ounce bottles alongside other Wahlburgers-branded offerings, including its special beef blend.
Ruby Tuesday has quietly shut down locations since January: report
Since Jan. 23, roughly 169 of its eateries have permanently shuttered, according to Business Insider, citing data by data compiled by AggData. That leaves the company with approximately 298 restaurants that are still operational worldwide, according to the data.
Whole Foods launches free online cooking classes
Whole Foods enlisted a team of experts and social media influences to teach the Home Ec 365 classes.
Chicago pub employees flee from looters: ‘Everything is destroyed’
Mother Hubbard's Pub employee Wes Martin said looters destroyed "everything" after the small business was ransacked.
New York attorney general accuses egg producer Hillandale Farms of price gouging
The New York Attorney General’s office filed a lawsuit against egg producer Hillandale Farms, accusing the company of engaging in price gouging during the coronavirus pandemic.
Food delivery company in India offers 'period leave' for female employees
The company said women no longer need to make excuses for missing work due to their cycle.
Waffle House CEO on reopening restaurants amid coronavirus pandemic: 'We’re almost back to full capacity'
Waffle House CEO Walt Ehmer told “Varney & Co.” on Tuesday that most of the restaurants that were closed during the coronavirus pandemic due to stay-at-home orders in an effort to slow the spread have reopened.
Ex-McDonald’s USA CEO sides with shareholders in Steve Easterbrook lawsuit
Former McDonald's USA CEO Ed Rensi told “Varney & Co.” on Tuesday that he sides with shareholders in the lawsuit against Stephen Easterbrook, the CEO ousted last year over an inappropriate relationship with an employee.
Minneapolis restaurant that burned in riots reopens with food truck
A Minneapolis restaurant that was destroyed during riots has reopened with a food truck while its original property is rebuilt.
Chipotle, Tony Hawk launch 'Tony Hawk Burrito'
You may not be able to ollie like Tony Hawk, but now you can eat like him.
Viral Facebook post promoting 3 free Little Caesars pizzas may not be real
If a deal seems too good to be true, then it probably is.
Coronavirus pandemic puts cork in champagne sales
Producers in France’s eastern Champagne region, headquarters of the global industry, say they’ve lost an estimated 1.7 billion euros ($2 billion) in sales for this year.



















