Papyrus greeting card stores closing amid retail struggles
Papyrus, the popular and pricey greeting card store seen at malls all over the country, will be closing stores amid retail struggles.
Cold snap puts tropical fish farmers on edge
It's been a chilly couple of days in the Bay Area. Runners and walkers bundled up Wednesday morning on Bayshore Boulevard. Fortunately, the warmup has already started and temperatures are beginning to rise but for some, the damage from this week's cold snap will linger.
Lucky’s Markets are shutting down, offering ‘significant’ discounts in St. Pete, Sarasota stores
Lucky’s Market is pulling out of Florida and every location, except one, will be closing.
Bose will close more than 100 stores around the world, focus on online shopping
Bose announced it will close 119 stores around the world as customers have shifted toward online shopping over the years.
Payless ShoeSource emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Payless ShoeSource plans to relaunch its website and open some brick-and-mortar locations in the U.S.
U.S. Bank employee reportedly fired for helping stranded customer on Christmas Eve
U.S. bank reportedly fired an employee who gave a stranded customer $20 of her own money for gas on Christmas Eve.
Johnson and Johnson agrees to pay $6.3 million in Infants’ Tylenol settlement
Pharmecutical giant Johnson and Johnson has settled a class action lawsuit over Infants' Tylenol for $6.3 million.
Dow hits 29,000 for first time ever
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed above 29,000 for the first time despite the December jobs report falling short of expectations. All three of the major averages were trading in record territory.
DeSoto Square Mall owners face foreclosure; plans proposed for residential development
Once vibrant and busy, the mall is now a shadow of itself, hanging on with a single restaurant, a few chain stores, and small businesses.
Pier 1 Imports to close up to 450 stores amid bankruptcy fears
Reports indicate that Pier 1 Imports will close up to 450 stores as the company considers bankruptcy.
Oscar Mayer now hiring Wienermobile drivers for 2020 class
Are you a recent college graduate? Are you motivated to enter the job market? Can you drive a 27-foot-long hot dog on wheels?
Super-friendly Chick-fil-A employee in North Carolina charms Internet in viral vid: He's 'like this ALL the time'
A Chick-fil-A employee in North Carolina has gone viral for his superior customer service.
U-Haul to stop hiring nicotine users in 21 states
The company said the new policy will go into effect on Feb. 1, 2020.
First baby of 2020 born in Austin wins a year of Torchy's Tacos
The family was given a gift basket and free taco money for a year's worth of tacos from Torchy's.
Colin Kaepernick's signature Nike shoe sells out quickly
Colin Kaepernick's Nike shoe sold out in both adult and children sizes.
Personal information of more than 3,000 Ring users reportedly exposed in data leak
Over 3,000 Ring camera users reportedly had their personal information leaked online.
Company creates tilted toilets to keep work bathroom breaks to 5 minutes or less
A company based in the United Kingdom has created a tilted toilet aimed at getting people off the porcelain throne within five minutes.
‘It just clicked’: Daughter’s recess struggle leads mom to design innovative wheelchair ‘bodycoat’
A Michigan mother took matters into her own hands a designed a special coat to keep her daughter who is in a wheelchair warm.
Visa warns customers about gas pump hacks
If you swipe your credit card at the gas pump you may be a prime target for cybercriminals, according to a new warning from Visa.
Victims of cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme lose more than $700M
At least five people face federal charges for promising clients they would invest their money in cryptocurrency and falsely promising high returns.