Wawa plans to open new locations in Georgia by 2024
Pennsylvania-based gas station and convenience store chain Wawa will open new locations in Georgia and North Carolina by 2024. Wawa operates nearly 1,000 stores.
Juul cancels plan to expand outside US, to lay off staff: report
E-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc. is canceling plans to expand outside the U.S. as the company continues a dispute with the U.S. FDA, according to a report.
Used car price drop hurting sellers, but is it good for buyers yet?
Used car wholesale prices are dropping, but that hasn't translated into lower retail prices yet, according to the latest data from CarMax and Kelley Blue Book.
Amazon planning to hire 150,000 workers for holiday season
Amazon employees can earn more than $19 per hour, on average, depending on the position and location. Sign-on bonuses ranging from $1,000 to $3,000 are also available.
REI makes closing its stores on Black Friday permanent
Outdoor retailer REI announced Tuesday it is making its practice of remaining closed on Black Friday and paying its employees to go outside permanent.
Brands promoted on TikTok 'more relevant' to younger consumers: Larry Cheng
GameStop board member Larry Cheng predicts a 'better than expected' holiday shopping season.
Tupperware selling at Target stores nationwide
Tupperware CEO Miguel Fernandez said Monday in a LinkedIn post that Target is now selling the brand's popular food storage containers at its U.S. stores.
Affirm is ‘bringing consumers their spending power back’ amid economic ‘turbulence’: CEO
Affirm co-founder and CEO Max Levchin argues consumers need more access to credit and purchasing power amid decades-high inflation and the Fed's rate hikes.
Affirm giving purchasing power back to consumers amid economic ‘turbulence’: CEO
Affirm co-founder and CEO Max Levchin argues people need more access to credit in an inflationary environment.
Affirm CEO is ‘a big believer in the American economy’
Affirm co-founder and CEO Max Levchin believes the U.S. consumer is still ‘quite healthy,’ and the company’s outlook is ‘relatively strong.’
Cheese sold at Whole Foods, Albertsons, Safeway and others recalled over listeria concerns
Brie and Camembert products that were sold to over a dozen retailers were recalled over possible listeria contamination, according to health officials.
Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer’s prison glasses are being sold for $150K
Cult Collectibles in Vancouver has put Jeffrey Dahmer's prison spectacles up for sale following the new hit from Netflix about the serial killer's life.
Norwegian Cruise Line eliminating COVID-19 testing, masking and vaccination requirements
Norwegian Cruise Line announced it is removing all coronavirus-related protocols effective Tuesday, Oct, 4, 2022. That includes testing, masking and vaccination requirements.
New iPhone feature alerts Nebraska police to 'worst crash' in recent memory
New iPhone 14 crash detection credited for alerting police in Lincoln, Nebraska to deadly crash that killed six. Police call it the "worst crash" in recent memory.
US facing butter shortage ahead of holidays
The amount of butter sitting in cold storage facilities in the U.S. in August has fallen 22% compared to a year ago. However, economists warned about the ongoing shortage in June.
Costco may be forced to sell gas to everyone, not just members, in New Jersey
A pair of lawmakers in New Jersey want to make Costco gas accessible to everyone, not just members. The warehouses are known for offering gas at cheaper prices than other retailers.
From CIA to beer: Brendan Whitworth's path to CEO of Anheuser-Busch
Brendan Whitworth started out his adult life in the Marines and the CIA before getting an MBA at Harvard, working his way to becoming CEO of Anheuser-Busch
Amazon driver seen throwing hot water on Phoenix convenience store worker
A former Amazon worker allegedly threw hot water at a convenience store in Arizona after the driver allegedly left the store without paying for her soda.
Amazon driver throws burning water at convenience store worker
A former Amazon worker allegedly threw burning water at a convenience store in Arizona after refusing to pay for a refill.
US consumers spurn cars, couches and cruises, results show
American consumer spending is slowing in light of high inflation and large interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve; leaving retailers flush with inventory.



















