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Stores lost an estimated $86.6 billion to retail theft in 2022, and projections indicate that retail theft may cost stores over $115 billion by 2025.

Popular travel destinations across the country experienced lower occupancy rates this summer and real estate experts believe one of the causes could be high supply with low demand.

The popularity of pumpkin spice has exploded in recent years, especially as an ingredient in coffee. Now, it can be found in foods like donuts, muffins and even goldfish crackers.

Former President Donald Trump's campaign is capitalizing off his historic mugshot by making eight items featuring the photo available to purchase in its official online store.

Maui County sued Hawaiian Electric Company on Thursday, alleging the utility negligently failed to cut off power during a period of high winds and dry conditions that fueled a deadly wildfire.

Oregon's second-largest city could soon be without a hospital following an announcement by PeaceHealth that it plans to close Eugene's Sacred Heart Medical Center, University District.

A Hooters restaurant in North Carolina is facing a lawsuit for allegedly failing to recall employees who were either Black or had dark skin after initial COVID-related layoffs.

Uber says drivers in California using its ride-hailing service will now have to be at least 25 years old in a move aimed at reducing the growth of insurance costs.

A Michigan real estate agent listed a home for $1 and has recently accepted a cash offer after the property went viral. Here's why he did it, and how much money the house sold for.

The Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil charges against a former New Jersey police officer for his alleged involvement a crypto fraud scheme targeting first responders.

A Harris Teeter in Baltimore, Maryland's Locust Point neighborhood has been shut down for days over a reported mouse infestation.

BlackRock, which manages trillions of dollars in investments worldwide, turned down the vast majority of climate and social proposals it faced during the most recent voting season.

A FedEx driver in Nebraska is being called the company's employee of the year by a customer after the driver killed a rattlesnake that was by the customer's front door.

The price of lobster meat, an already expensive food, is quickly increasing as inflation, federal regulations and smaller catches by fishermen impact the sale of the delicacy.

A Miami real estate broker is heading to prison after she plead guilty to charges related to misusing COVID-19 relief funding on luxury items.

As six southern states surpass the Northeast in contributing to U.S. GDP, Winton Machine Company owner and CEO confirms business is booming in Georgia and its neighbors.

Most of the country is experiencing record-breaking heat this summer, leaving people who live in those areas feeling trapped and looking for ways to afford their energy bills.

Arthur Blank, the owner of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United FC, has joined Tiger Woods's indoor simulator golf league. He will own the Atlanta-based team.

The Livermore Police Department in California warned residents that tech-savvy thieves are searching for active Bluetooth devices that are left in cars as a rising "crime trend."

New York and California have lost $1 trillion apiece, thanks to the steady departure of big tech firms and Wall Street banks over the past several years.