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You Might Not Get $125 From Equifax After All

By Tara Law

Customers Slam Forever 21 for Including Diet Bars in Their Online Clothing Orders

By Megan McCluskey

Wayfair Employees Plan Walkout to Protest the Company Selling Beds to Border Detention Facilities

By Mahita Gajanan

Toys ‘R’ Us, Back From the Dead, Will Reportedly Open U.S. Stores Just in Time for the Holidays

By Matt Townsend and Joe Deaux / Bloomberg
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Slack Skyrockets to $21 Billion Valuation After Unusual Listing

Slack Technologies Inc. saw its shares soar as it went public without an IPO

By Ellen Huet / Bloomberg

Nearly Two Decades Ago, Women Across the Country Sued Walmart for Discrimination. They’re Not Done Fighting

Nearly two decades ago, women across the country sued Walmart for gender discrimination. Their fight isn't over

By Bryce Covert

Vegan-Friendly, Celeb-Backed Beyond Meat Has 2019's Best U.S. IPO

Company backers include Bill Gates, Leonardo DiCaprio and Jessica Chastain

By Deena Shanker, Lydia Mulvany and Michael Hytha / Bloomberg

Why CEOs Actually Deserve Their Gazillion-Dollar Salaries

They also aren't to blame for income inequality, argues economist Tyler Cowen

By Tyler Cowen

Burger King Follows Dolce & Gabbana With Chopsticks Ad Blunder

The fast-food chain depicted diners trying to eat its new burger with large red chopsticks

By Leslie Patton and Jeff Green / Bloomberg

An Avocado Head Is 'Replacing' Mr. Potato Head as Millennials Continue to Ruin Things

Hasbro's April Fools' Day prank is the pits for Mr. Potato Head

By Ashley Hoffman

The Krispy Kreme and Panera Bread Owners Make Donations For Family's Nazi-Supporting Past

The billionaire Reimann family is facing a public reckoning

By Melissa Locker

Fans Have Really Mixed Feelings About How These New BTS Dolls Look

The BTS dolls from Mattel are officially unveiled and the early word on the collection has arrived in the form of a tidal wave of comments from the fandom social media.One thing seems certain –...

By Ashley Hoffman

'It’s Just Us Left.' Meet the Manager Running the World's Last Blockbuster

The lone Blockbuster left on the planet is located in Bend, Ore.

By Megan McCluskey

81 of the Largest U.S. Companies Won't Let You Take Them to Court

Many of the country’s biggest companies are preventing Americans from getting their day in court.Eighty-one of the 100 largest companies in the U.S. have policies that bar customers from bringing claims of wrongdoing in front...

By Abigail Abrams

State Incentives for Attracting Business Were Controversial Long Before Amazon. Here's What That History Can Teach Us

The first institutionalized and continuous state system for providing such incentives grew out of a scheme to bring shirt-maker Reliance Manufacturing to a logged-out lumber town in the depths of the Great Depression

By James C. Cobb

Avon Pulls Advertisement for 'Smooth Moves' Anti-Cellulite Gel Amid Criticism

Cosmetics brand Avon has pulled an advertisement for an anti-cellulite product after The Good Place actress Jameela Jamil’s viral criticism.The British actress Jameela Jamil, who plays Tahani on The Good Place, took to Twitter to...

By Rachel E. Greenspan

Here Are All the Stores Open and Closed on New Year's 2019

Including hours for grocery stores and more

By Rachel E. Greenspan

7 Magical Gifts for the Harry Potter Lover in Your Life

Accio, gift!

By Cady Lang

Online Shopping Was Supposed to Keep People Out of Traffic. It Only Made Things Worse

Why a supposed purchasing paradise has led to vast frustration and pollution

By Edward Humes

Now Millennials Are Being Accused of Killing Canned Tuna

“A lot of millennials don’t even own can openers,” said Andy Mecs, vice president of marketing and innovation for StarKist.

By Tara Law
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