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Which Dressbarn Stores Are Closing In 2019? A Full List Of Locations

The Ascena Retail Group has announced that eventually all 650 Dressbarn stores are to close nationwide. Here's a list of the 28 locations set to close in June and July.

Toys “R” Us Update: Are New Stores Coming?

Toys "R" Us is reportedly looking to open half a dozen stores in the U.S. by the holidays.

Ford Teases New GT Supercar: Could It Be More Powerful Than The GT500?

Ford will make an announcement about a new "GT ultra-high performance supercar" on July 4.

More Fred’s Store Closures: Complete List Of Locations Closing

Fred's announced that it will be closing another 49 stores that are underperforming, taking its total store closures to 313 this year.

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NASA Paid Boeing Huge Bonus Despite Failed Space Launch System, Report Reveals

The proposed moon mission of NASA, Artemis-1 has landed in a controversy with regard to its delay and its link with American space agency paying a hefty bonus to the contractor Boeing despite lagging production of the rocket that upset the launch.

NBA News: Shaquille O’Neal Wants To Buy Reebok From Adidas

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal wants to rescue Reebok from Adidas.

Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Will Bring 5G ‘Across The Entire Country’ Unlike Verizon, AT&T

While the Sprint, T-Mobile merger is in regulatory crosshairs, T-Mobile’s outspoken CEO John Legere has listed out the impending social boost for America in terms of an "entire country" 5G delivery.

S&P 500 Hits Record High As Fed Hints Possible Rate Cut Soon

Wall Street rallies on hints the Fed will raise interest rates at least once this year.

Slack Stock Up 48% On NYSE Trading Debut

Slack sees investors gobble-up its stock on its Wall Street debut Thursday.

Best Buy Will Now Repair Apple Products At All Of Its Store Locations

Best Buy will now offer repairs on Apple products at all of its store locations.

Kohl’s Employee Buyout: Retailer Looks To Offer ‘Significant Departure Payouts’ To Salaried Employees

Kohl's has initiated a voluntary buyout to salaried employees that have been with the company for at least five years.

Goldman Sachs Cuts Tesla Stock Price By $42, Expects Shares To Continue Decline

In a jolt to the electric car maker Tesla, investment bank Goldman Sachs cut the price target outlook on Tesla stock.

Walmart Layoffs: Why Is The Retailer Laying Off Nearly 600 Employees?

Walmart will layoff nearly 600 employees at its corporate office in Charlotte between September 2019 and January 2020.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil, Gold High

Higher open likely for the U.S markets Thursday after the U.S. stock index futures jumped sharply in the morning spurred by the Federal Reserve’s readiness for a cut in interest rates later this year.

Slack IPO Priced At $26 Per Share

Enterprise communication company Slack Technologies is making its stock market debut on Thursday with a reference price per share at $26.

US Economy News: Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Steady -- For Now

The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates unchanged, but may change course depending on "uncertainties" in the U.S. economic outlook.

Avocado Recall 2019: How To Get A Refund?

Nature's Touch Frozen Foods (West) Inc. has recalled avocado chunks because they may be contaminated with Listeria.

US Economy: New Survey Shows GenZ Grads Salary Expectations And How It Compares To Reality

A new survey conducted with college undergrads revealed that their early salary expectations compared to the average is quite different.

America Airlines Bets On Newer, Smaller Airbus Planes With New Deal

American Airlines has struck a deal with plane-maker Airbus, making it the first U.S. airline to get the brand new A321XLR.

Ford’s Mustang Shelby GT500: The Most Powerful Street Legal Car From The Automaker

Ford's 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 is the company's most power street-legal car at 760 horsepower and 625 pounds per feet of torque.

Forever 21 Update: Teen Retailer Looks To Restructure To Avoid Bankruptcy

Forever 21 is looking to avoid bankruptcy of its more than 700 stores by hiring an restructuring advisor.

Facebook's Libra vs. Bitcoin: What's The Difference?

Facebook’s cryptocurrency Libra has caught popular imagination with its hyped features promising greater potential for mainstream adoption for buying things, sending money and the lower transaction fees.

Las Vegas Odds, Wall Street Believe Trump Will Win Election 2020

Expectations continue to ride high that President Donald Trump will romp home with a second victory in the 2020 polls. The optimism is more pronounced in the market circles.

Louis Vuitton's Bernard Arnault Now Worth $100B, Equal To 3% Of France Economy

Frenchman Bernard Arnault, the world's third richest person, isn't big on philanthropy.

Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Gets Help From Dish, Nearing Deal To Acquire Boost Mobile

The T-Mobile and Sprint merger approval expected from the Department of Justice will have a helping hand from satellite TV provider Dish Network in meeting the terms of approval.

Google Donates $1B To Help San Francisco's Housing Crisis

Google tackles the problem of affordable housing in Califorania with a $1 billion investment.

Bayer Lawsuit Update: Company Requests Judge Reverse $2 Billion Verdict In Roundup Suit

Bayer has requested the judge reverse the $2 billion verdict awarded to a California couple that claims that Roundup caused their cancer.

How Much Do Airlines Make Off Baggage Fees? New Report Sheds Light On The Industry

The first quarterly report for 2019 reveals just how impactful baggage fees have been for U.S. airlines.

Spinach Recall 2019: How To Get A Refund?

Frozen leaf cut spinach from Sprouts Farmers Market has been recalled for a possible Listeria contamination.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Slumps

Higher open expected for the U.S. markets Tuesday after the main stock index futures stood higher on Tuesday morning.

Ripple Invests $50 Million In MoneyGram, Pushing XRP Up

Reports say MoneyGram will use XRP, valued at about $18 billion, to introduce blockchain-enabled cross-border payments.

Sprint, T-Mobile Merger To Get DoJ Approval By End Of Week

The $26 billion merger deal between Sprint and T-Mobile is heading to a finale. According to reports, the U.S Department of Justice may approve the deal in a few days.