Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski backs California's proposed ban on youth tackle football: 'It's fair'
Legendary New England Patriot Rob Gronkowski weighs in on California's proposed ban on youth tackle football as concerns for concussions continue to rise.
Stanley cup collector, 16, says her parents have spent $3,000 to get her every style tumbler: ‘Obsessed’
Amelia Awad, 16, says she has collected 67 Stanley cup tumblers in every style and color she can possibly find, with her parents spending around $3,000 over the last year.
January is an ideal time to review your insurance policies
The cost of insurance is on the rise, and 70% of Americans are looking for ways to brings those costs down without jeopardizing protection for loved ones and homes.
CDC expanding tainted charcuterie meat probe affecting Costco, Sam's Club
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is expanding the scope of a salmonella-linked recall of charcuterie products being sold at Costco and Sam's Club.
Walmart US CEO John Furner: How he leads the nation's largest private employer
A pillar of John Furner's leadership at the helm of Walmart U.S. involves creating a network of people he can listen to for advice, especially during difficult times.
Stamp prices going up this weekend
The U.S. Postal Service is once again saying inflation is the reason the cost to mail a letter is going up after recording $6.5 billion net loss for 2023.
Macy's will close these five stores following layoffs of more than 2,300 employees
Macy’s has plans for a handful of locations to permanently close up their shops. The five closures come as part of a move that will also include the retailer axing about 2,350 jobs.
Sports Illustrated lays off 'significant' amount of staff after license revoked, owner vows to continue brand
The future of the Sports Illustrated is uncertain as "possibly all" staff will be laid off, after the magazine's publisher missed a payment, effectively breaking a licensing deal.
San Francisco's largest mall loses more retailers as exodus continues
Westfield San Francisco Centre in downtown San Francisco continues to see tenants pack up and leave, and is now reportedly only 25% occupied as more shops shutter.
Gas prices climb higher as arctic winter weather impacts production: AAA
The national average cost for a gallon of gas increased by two cents from last week to $3.09, according to AAA.
Walmart CEO shares his lessons for leadership
Walmart U.S. CEO John Furner shares the lessons he's learned that help him to lead the company today.
Ford cuts F-150 Lightning production, 1,400 jobs affected
Ford said Friday that its Rouge Electric Vehicle Center, where it builds the electric pickup trucks, will use one shift starting in April.
Wayfair to cut 1,650 jobs a month after CEO says employees should be 'working long hours'
E-commerce home goods retailer Wayfair said it will cut jobs and expects its restructuring plan, which started in August 2022, to save more than $280 million.
High-grade 1951 Mickey Mantle rookie card hits the auction block at a hefty price
Ken Goldin, founder of Goldin Auctions, shows off some of his most historic sports memorabilia during an appearance on ‘Varney & Co.’
Biden energy policies restrict oil market's 'future investment, supply': Mike Wirth
Chevron Chairman and CEO Mike Wirth on the company's acquisition of Hess, Biden policy and growing oil demand and reliability.
Costco customers sometimes face scammers posing as the retailer
Consumers could potentially encounter a scam falsely claiming to be Costco-affiliated that try to obtain personal information, money or both.
Macy's to slash 2,350 jobs, close 5 stores in move to embrace technology: report
Macy's is planning to cut 2,350 jobs and close five stores, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, as the company moves to embrace more technology.
Government rewarding car makers' credits for inflating efficiency is a 'form of corporate welfare': James Conde
Attorney James Conde discusses his Wall Street Journal op-ed on the government rewarding car makers compliance credits for exaggerating efficiency numbers.
Biden's EV insanity just got even worse
Americans have been shivering this month as frigid January temperatures have gripped the nation. Cold in the single digits has been bad news for electric vehicles and their owners.
Risk of cyber incidents weigh heavily on businesses for 2024, report finds
Allianz Commercial on Tuesday released a report identifying cyber incidents as 2024’s "top business risk." Cyber incidents include things like malware attacks and data breaches.



















