Whole Foods cutting hundreds of roles to simplify operations
Whole Foods is trimming down its global and regional support teams in order to further simplify operations. The layoffs will be less than 1% of its total workforce.
Oat milk ice cream shop, which opened in 2019, is going strong in NYC
Whipped's general manager Hannah Keller explains how the alternative ice cream treat benefits both people and the planet. The shop first opened in 2019 in New York City.
The Ford F-150 Lightning is invading Norway
Ford will begin exporting the F-150 Lightning electric pickup to Norway in 2024. Approximately 80% of new vehicle sales in the country are now electric vehicles.
Plant-based food company CEO shares how Impossible Foods has offset inflation
Impossible Foods CEO Peter McGuinness shares plant-based products to replace animal meat on 'The Big Money Show.’
Tesla raises US prices for Model S and X vehicles, reversing six consecutive price cuts
Tesla on Thursday raised the prices of its premium Model S and Model X electric vehicles following an earnings slump triggered by six consecutive price decreases since January.
Tommy Bahama restaurants helping to fuel brand's business
Tommy Bahama restaurants are a big driver for its business, according to CEO Doug Wood. Locations that have full-service or quick-service eateries perform two to three times better.
Proctor & Gamble’s price increases help raise 2023 sales forecast
Driven by price hikes, Proctor & Gamble reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Friday and lifted its sales forecast. Brands include Tide, Charmin and Pampers.
Israeli food tech company announces world's first burger made of chickpea protein
Israeli food tech startup Meat. The End (MTE) announced the debut of what it claims is the world’s first texturized plant-based burger made solely of chickpea protein.
Uber Eats launching robot delivery option in Fairfax, Virginia, as part of partnership
The Mosaic shopping and dining district in Northern Virginia will start seeing sidewalk delivery robots from Cartken carrying Uber Eats orders.
PepsiCo to use over 700 EVs for Frito-Lay deliveries by year's end
Frito-Lay plans on using hundreds of electric vehicles for deliveries by year's end, according to a press release Thursday from parent company PepsiCo.
McDonald's to temporarily offer Big Mac sauce for dipping option
McDonald's customers will soon be able to get Big Mac sauce on the side of orders for dipping, according to an announcement Wednesday from the fast-food chain.
Airbnb host hit with $640 utility bill after guests purposely leave gas, water on: Report
An Airbnb host was allegedly hit with an exorbitantly high utility bill on purpose from a pair of guests who originally wanted to cancel their reservation claiming they had COVID.
US traffic deaths a 'national crisis,' despite dropping slightly in 2022, Buttigieg says
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says America is still grappling with a “national crisis" surrounding the number of traffic deaths.
Krispy Kreme launches Oreo and Chips Ahoy! doughnut line for limited time: 'Crazy explosion of cookies'
Krispy Kreme is selling four cookie-flavored doughnuts that are made with Oreo and Chips Ahoy! cookie pieces. The doughnuts will be available for a limited time.
Manchin grills Granholm on Biden electric vehicle push: 'Let the market go where it's going to go'
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin grilled Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm on Thursday during a hearing of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
131,000 Ram pickup trucks recalled by Stellantis
A recall on certain Ram 1500 pickup trucks from 2021 has been issued by Stellantis' FCA US LLC, according to a notice on the NHTSA website.
Carnival Cruise Line bans passengers over video of fishing over balcony
Carnival Cruise Line has banned at least two guests after a TikTok video of them fishing over the side of their room's balcony garnered millions of views.
Your childhood toys, clothes could earn you major bucks and GenZ has a lot to do with it
Websites like eBay are finding nostalgic items from the 90s and early 2000s are selling for major bucks - things like Pokemon and Tamagotchi pets.
This is the No. 1 top-selling grocery item in the US, according to Instacart shopping data
Instacart has revealed that the number one food item sold on the grocery site is a fruit. The Midwest and its neighboring states lead the way with the highest purchases.
Your childhood toys, clothes could earn you major bucks, and GenZ has a lot to do with it
Websites like eBay are finding nostalgic items from the 90s and early 2000s are selling for major bucks.



















