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Consumers could pay an average 15 to 20 cents more per gallon for unleaded gas by the end of the month, due to the increase in oil prices.

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The recalled beef products, from Chino, Calif.-based American Beef Packers, Inc., include boneless beef, boneless beef chucks, ribeyes, sirloins and tenderloins.

Walmart also says it will discontinue the sale of handgun ammunition nationwide and request that customers refrain from openly carrying firearms in stores.

America's eighth-largest bank PNC becomes the country's first to start processing cross-border payments using the RippleNet

Kentucky Fried Chicken, an iconic chain known for its breaded and deep-fried morsels of the bird it's named for, will become the first fast-food restaurant to test a plant-based chicken substitute.

The social media outrage mob targeted Olive Garden with calls for a boycott on Sunday over already debunked claims related to President Donald Trump's reelection efforts. The outrage began after Twitter user Dennese Edgerton claimed Olive Garden "

Razor brand Gillette says it is "shifting the spotlight from social issues to local heroes" after an ad delving into "toxic masculinity" caused a customer backlash.

A marketing firm finds that 20% of hiring managers will discriminate against a job applicant if he or she supports President Trump. Seems China's not the only one with a 'social credit' system.

The scandal-plagued but little-known J-1 visa program gives 100,000 low-wage and low-tax seasonal workers to McDonald's, Holiday Inn, Food Lion, Disney, and a myriad other employers who would otherwise have to recruit Americans workers with offers of

By CCN Markets: The handful of Bitcoin fans who are still begging for the "real" Satoshi Nakamoto to please stand up may get their wish as early as today. However, most of the crypto community isn't getting worked up. They're in no mood to

Federal Communications Commission announced its a vote to officially approve the T-Mobile-Sprint merger, but democrats are requesting public comment before the formal poll.

U.S. sanctions against Venezuela and Iran have had an unplanned side effect: they have increased exports of heavy, sour crude from Russia

The chair of the Federal Trade Commission, Chairman Joe Simons, acknowledged in an interview on Tuesday that perhaps maybe, just maybe, one outcome of an FTC task force inquiry into whether tech giants violated anticompetition laws could be forcing them t

CBS Corp and Viacom Inc have reached a deal to reunite media mogul Sumner Redstone's U.S. entertainment empire, betting that a larger company will be able to compete and partner better in a media industry dominated by giants.'

Former Walmart U.S. CEO Bill Simon in an appearance on Fox News Tuesday responded to reports of a potential strike on the company for its sales of firearms by saying that a gun ban simply "won't solve the problem."

Christian advocacy group One Million Moms has launched a boycott of Whole Foods Market over the chain's recent sponsorship of a "Drag Queen Story Hour" event in Atlanta.

Lowe's told thousands of store workers this week that their jobs were being eliminated as the company outsourced tasks.

Earlier this year, Gillette embarked on a bold new advertising campaign. For decades, the company had celebrated masculinity, telling us that being a man is good. But what this new campaign presupposes is: Maybe it isn't?