ConsumerWhy Is Everything So Expensive and When Will Prices Come Down?Consumers across the U.S. have been worried about rising prices. Why is everything so expensive right now and when will prices come down?
ConsumerFDA Allows Abbott to Partially Reopen Baby Formula Plant, Shortage to Last MonthsThe FDA shut down Abbott’s baby formula plant due to contamination concerns. As the baby formula shortage rages on, when will the plant reopen?
ConsumerFounders and Investors Own StockX — Nike Lawsuit, ExplainedIn a lawsuit, Nike has sued the online marketplace StockX for selling fake Nike shoes. Who owns StockX and does it sell fake shoes?
ConsumerCarvana Laid Off Employees, Bought Vehicle Wholesaler on the Same DayCarvana stock has been on a downtrend and has lost almost 80 percent in the last 12 months. Why did Carvana lay off employees recently?
ConsumerSeveral States Are Still Giving Out Stimulus Checks and Tax RefundsNo federal stimulus checks are planned for 2022, but several states are giving some form of relief through stimulus checks and tax refunds.
ConsumerAmid Baby Formula Shortage, Doctors Warn Parents About So-Called "Alternatives"Baby formula alternatives, which might seem like a godsend during the baby formula shortage, can be dangerous for infants, doctors warn. Learn more.
ConsumerPeloton Stock Turnaround Is Still Possible, Options Are ThinPeloton stock has fallen almost 80 percent in the last year. Many investors wonder if Peloton stock will recover. Here's what investors can expect.
ConsumerShares Tumble After Peloton's Q3 Loss — Will Peloton Go out of Business?Peloton has had a hard run as its stock continued to tumble. After its dismal Q3 earnings report some are wondering if Peloton is going out of business.
Company & Industry OverviewsAmazon Delivers to Rural Areas — Here's How the Program WorksAmazon’s new delivery program uses local stores to get packages to residents in rural areas. Here's how Amazon's delivery system works.
ConsumerDirect Trade Versus Fair Trade When Buying Products, ExplainedConsumers who want to be responsible may look to products that are direct trade or fair trade. These labels have similar meanings and some key differences.
Stocks & MarketsPeloton Is Eyeing Buyers, Potentially Selling Up to 20 Percent StakePeloton (PTON) appears ready to sell — if not in full, at least in part. Who will buy the stake, worth as much as 20 percent? Here's what to expect.
Net WorthWalt Disney Company Builds Entertainment Empire Worth $97 BillionThe Walt Disney Company has grown over the years, but by how much? What is the company's net worth and how do it subsidiaries play a role?
ConsumerDon't Feel Like Going Shopping? These Stores Offer Curbside PickupCurbside pickup allows you to order items online and pickup them up at the store without having to get out of your vehicle. Target, Publix, and Best Buy are some stores that offer the service.
Media & EntertainmentAmazon Prime Is Worth the Cost for Most Despite the Price IncreaseIn February 2022, Amazon increased the subscription for its Prime Service in the U.S. Is Prime worth it for most people? Let's look at the delivery and streaming markets.
Retail & WholesaleMoms Might Receive Fewer Flowers This Mother’s Day Due to ShortagesWith Mother's Day is approaching, the demand for flowers is rising. However, flower shortages may mean moms won't get their bouquets this year.
ConsumerHart Tools Are Made in China and Designed in the U.S. — Good for DIY ProjectsPeople preparing to start home improvement projects might be considering Hart Tools. Most people want to know if Hart Tools are made in China.
ConsumerCrocs x SZA — How to Buy the Singer's New ShoeFor a limited time, fans have the opportunity to buy SZA's new crocs. The proceeds from sales go towards mental health efforts. Where can you buy the shoe?
HealthcarePaxlovid May Be in Short Supply but That Could Soon ChangePfizer's antiviral medication Paxlovid has been in short supply due to manufacturing time and other factors. However, the U.S. government is now working to change that.
Company & Industry OverviewsWill Amazon Acquire Future Retail After Its Indian Competitor Drops It?The battle over the Indian retail market continues. Will Amazon finally acquire Future Retail now that competitor Mukesh Ambani has stepped back?
ConsumerPeople Are Upset With Netflix, Near-Term Stock Forecast Looks CloudySeveral analysts, fund managers, streaming subscribers, and Tesla CEO Elon Musk have been upset with Netflix. Will NFLX stock go back up?
Food IndustryWhat to Do Amid the Ongoing Baby Formula Shortage in 2022U.S. parents have worried about the baby formula shortage in 2022. Here's what parents can do as the crippling formula shortage continues.
Retail & WholesaleAbercrombie & Fitch: Current and Former Owners Shaped the Retail GiantCurrently, A&F is owned by Abercrombie & Fitch Co. and has selected Fran Horowitz to serve as its CEO. Let's take a look at the company's history.
U.S. Economy & PoliticsDisney World Has Its Own Government — Self-Governing Status, ExplainedFlorida Governor Ron DeSantis announced the legislature is considering a bill to dismantle Disney’s self-governing status. Does Disney World have its own government?
Net WorthHow Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries Built His Net Worth The story of how Abercrombie & Fitch ex-CEO Mike Jeffries built the brand is the topic of a new Netflix documentary. Jeffries has a net worth of $300 million.
Stocks & MarketsPeloton Changes Prices, Attempts to Restore Bottom Line — Shareholders ReactPeloton (PTON) reduced the price of some products and increased subscription costs. Here’s what it could mean for the struggling stay-at-home stock.
ConsumerAirbnb Coupons for 2022 Can Offset Those Exorbitant Cleaning FeesIf you run into high Airbnb rental fees, you may be able to save money with these 2022 Airbnb coupon codes. Let's see how the coupons can help reduce fees.
ConsumerAmazon Fuel Surcharge Could Heighten Consumer Prices for E-Commerce GiantAmazon is doing something about rising fuel costs and inflation. Here’s how the Amazon fuel surcharge for sellers could impact consumers.
Company & Industry OverviewsAmazon Warehouse Injury Rates Were Double Those of Rivals in 2021Amazon's serious injury rates among warehouse workers increased in 2021 and were double those of all other warehouse companies. What's causing the high injury rates?
ConsumerFood Lion Is a U.S. Grocery Store Chain Owned by Netherlands-Based CompanyThe parent company of the Food Lion grocery store chain is buying back shares from investors. Who owns Food Lion stores? Although Food Lion is a U.S. chain, the owner isn't.
ConsumerWhen Inflation Is High, Add Consumer Staple Stocks to Your PortfolioWith inflation running close to a four-decade high, it would make sense to revisit your portfolio. How do consumer staple stocks do during inflation?
ConsumerHow to Block Spam Texts and Phone Calls on Your iPhoneSpam text messages and phone calls are rapidly rising. Managing the settings within your iPhone can help block unwanted messages.
ConsumerWhy Is Inflation Happening at the Highest Rate in Over 40 Years?Inflation was at its highest rate since 1981, at 8.5 percent from March 2021 to March 2022. The war in Ukraine, rising wages, and supply chain issues are partly to blame.
U.S. Economy & PoliticsBiden Isn't Banning Vaping, New Initiative Will Impact Industry ProductsMany companies might have to remove vaping products containing synthetic nicotine from shelves come April 14, 2022. Is Biden banning vaping.
U.S. Economy & PoliticsIs Amazon Prime Coming to an End? Grassley Amazon Bill, ExplainedCommercials are warning about a bill that will take away Amazon Prime two-day free shipping benefits. Here's the Grassley Amazon bill explained in more detail.
Media & EntertainmentPeople Cancel Disney+ Amid 'Woke' Stance, Other Companies Might BenefitWhy are people canceling their Disney+ subscriptions? What do the cancelations mean for other streaming companies including Trump’s TMTG?
ConsumerPublic.com Is a Legit Commission-Free Investing AppCommission-free investing apps have changed the face of investing. However, there have been concerns about whether the apps are legit. Is Public.com legit?
Food IndustryDistilled Water Shortage Isn't Nationwide in 2022 — Where to Find ItThere has been a shortage of many daily use items since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Is there a shortage of distilled water in 2022?
ConsumerUber Drivers' Pay Per Ride Fluctuates — Pay Structure, ExplainedMany people are looking for a side hustle and driving for Uber might seem like a good idea but how much do Uber drivers make per ride?
Media & EntertainmentThe Kardashians Are Back: New Hulu Reality Show Worth Nine FiguresHow much did the Kardashians get from Hulu? Learn more about the family’s salary for their new Hulu reality show, "The Kardashians."
ConsumerHoward Schultz Suspends Starbucks Stock Buybacks to Redirect CapitalHoward Schultz, the former longtime Starbucks CEO, is back at the helm again. How will suspending stock buybacks impact Starbucks stock?
Food IndustryRice Shortages Look Likely — Should the U.S. Be Concerned?Rice isn’t in short supply right now, but studies suggest the food staple for billions around the world might face shortages. Here's what to expect.
NewsErnie Boch Jr.'s 'April Fuels' Event Gave Out 7,000+ Gallons of Free GasErnie Boch Jr. partnered with Rojo’s Car Wash to give away 7,000 gallons of free gas to Massachusetts resident on April 1. Here's how the event went down.
NFTsNike Wants to Destroy Knockoff NFTs — Buyers BewareNike wants to destroy unauthorized NFTs (non-fungible tokens). Will it work, and what will happen to Nike knockoff NFT owners? Buyers need to beware.
ConsumerWhat the Avocado Shortage in Mexico Means for the U.S.Mexican avocado imports have been temporarily suspended due to threats to a U.S. official, which has resulted in an avocado shortage.
ConsumerTarget Has Expanded Far and Wide, But Is It In Other Countries?Target has just under 2,000 retail stores in the U.S. Is the retailer in any other countries? Here is what you need to know about Target locations outside of America.
Company & Industry OverviewsJCPenney Used to Sell Major Home Appliances — Selection Is Limited NowAppliances used to be a huge part of the JCPenney shopping experience. After so many years, does the retailer still sell home appliances?
Stocks & MarketsWhy Musk May Go Ahead With a Tesla Stock SplitAmazon has finally announced a 20-for-1 stock split. Will Tesla be the next company to announce one? Here's what investors can expect.
Retail & WholesaleIs Target Cheaper Than Walmart? Comparing the Retailers’ PricesFinding the best prices is a huge priority for many shoppers. Is Target cheaper than Walmart? Let's compare the retail giants' prices.
ConsumerDon't Forget to Check Your Lottery Ticket Because It Will ExpireIf you happen to be one in 13,983,816 who wins the lottery, you’ll need to claim your money within a specified period of time. Lottery tickets do expire.
ConsumerIs JCPenney Going Out of Business? Company Is Down, Not Out YetJCPenney filed for bankruptcy in May 2020 and emerged from it after seven months of reorganization. Many people still wonder, is JCPenney out of business?