So far in 2025, 44% of phone companies have fully installed mandated software and adopted anti-robocall policies; that’s down from 2024.
Some states have veto power over insurance premium hikes, and others are seeking it as an outcry against high rates crosses political lines.
2025 has been a brutal year for retail businesses. Here’s a look at what’s behind the closures and shrinking store footprints of 20+ brands.
Lobbyists beg Congress to create a national law allowing businesses to round transactions to the nearest nickel as pennies grow more scarce.
With record beef prices, the New World screwworm is limiting feeder calf supply, which could drive the cost of a burger or steak higher.
There’s another problem with the cheap, farmed imports drowning the U.S. shrimping industry. It’s a loophole called the “re-export option.”
Starbucks said Thursday that it expects to end its fiscal year with 18,300 stores in North America, down 124 from last year.
The chain plans to freshen its menu with items driving the chain’s success in Japan.
Fans of the Grammy-winning singer and songwriter can purchase three Target-exclusive CD versions of the 12-track album while supplies last.
The Powerball jackpot in Saturday night’s drawing grew by $100 million to an estimated $1.8 billion, with a cash payout of $826.4 million.
Apple is set to unveil new products at its annual fall event, with iPhone and Apple Watch updates expected.
In Monday’s drawing, the 40th without a jackpot winner, 10 tickets worth $1 million prizes were sold in nine states.
The $1 billion jackpot, with an estimated cash value of $453.1 million, ranks as the game’s sixth-largest prize in the game’s history.
The summer slowdown is over — now's the time to remind people what your business is about!
About 75% of the food Americans consume and 97% of their clothes and shoes are imported. Tariff increases don’t end there, though.
Thousands of locals are plugging back in. Put your business in front of them now.
For decades, soft drink companies have generally used high fructose corn syrup or artificial sweeteners in their U.S.-made products.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a notice Monday that the pools have been sold nationwide since 2022.
Grocery is a difficult business with thin margins, complicated by e-commerce, non-traditional competition, and labor and other costs.
Driven in part by tariffs, consumer prices increased 2.7 percent for the year, raising the costs of some key grocery items by double digits.
One of the first published standards for businesses to implement and manage AI.
Walmart is recalling 850,000 insulated water bottles after consumers reported they were permanently blinded by “exploding” caps.
Radian's EASI methodology simplifies a third-party risk management process.
The popular retailer has reported dwindling cash reserves worsened by a burgeoning trade war.
The company says it has struggled under the weight of the Trump administration's tariffs.
The specialty retailer is expanding its footprint across the nation this year and next by opening stores near outdoor landmarks.
The popular chain has opened a number of new stores in 2025 and plans to open more before the end of the year, according to a report.
The retail chain, with hundreds of locations across the U.S. and Canada, has announced plans to downsize.
The popular grocery store chain has confirmed it will open stores in the following communities in 2025 and beyond.
A beloved brand will be resurrected. Here's what the acquisition means for customers.
The "extreme-value" shop, popular with families and teens, can now have its room décor, beauty products, games, clothing and more delivered.
The economic outlook is uncertain due to Trump's economic policies — huge taxes on imports, purges of federal workers and deportations.
After months of price surges driven by bird flu, shoppers may find some relief soon.
National Donut Day, always observed on the first Friday in June, was established in 1938 as a tribute to the volunteer “Doughnut Lassies.”
The news comes months after the discount chain shuttered scores of locations amid bankruptcy proceedings.
The popular retailer has been faced with dwindling cash reserves made worse by a burgeoning US tariffs and trade war.
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The penny is a cornerstone of American currency since it was first minted in 1793. Soon, the Treasury Department will stop making them.
The company says it's shuttering hundreds of stores this year as part of a plan to restructure the organization.
A Walmart spokesperson has confirmed plans to open a number of new stores by September and even more throughout the remainder of 2025.