Happy 249th Birthday, America! Discover how the nation celebrates Independence Day on July 4th, 2025, and find out what's open and closed on this federal holiday.
As Americans gear up for Independence Day celebrations, many businesses will close their doors. Check out our guide to what's open and closed this Fourth of July, including grocery stores, pharmacies, and more!
Wondering what's open and what's not in Minneapolis? From closed post offices and banks to open grocery stores and museums, get the full rundown of essential services and holiday hours. Don't miss out on what you can do today!
A salmonella outbreak linked to a recall of 1.7 million eggs has sickened dozens across seven states. Most cases are in California, with 79 reported illnesses and 21 hospitalizations. Consumers are urged to check their egg purchases and return any recalled products.
In a surprising twist amid economic uncertainty, Dollar General has raised its financial forecast, reporting a 2.4% sales increase as shoppers flock to dollar stores for better deals. CEO Todd Vasos shares insights on changing consumer behavior and tariff impacts.
Get ready for Memorial Day 2025! Discover which stores, banks, and postal services will be open and closed this holiday weekend. Don't miss out on your summer plans!
Walmart's stock rises as it navigates tariff uncertainties, with mixed signals on future profits and consumer spending. The retail giant maintains its long-term forecasts despite current market challenges.
As President Trump's tariffs take effect, Walmart warns of impending price hikes on various products. CEO Doug McMillon highlights the challenges of maintaining low prices amidst rising costs and trade uncertainty.
Egg prices have dropped 18% from their record highs last month, providing relief for consumers as supplies recover from the bird flu crisis. Find out what this means for your budget!
U.S. consumer prices saw a moderate rebound in April, leading to the smallest annual increase in four years. While the Federal Reserve maintains its wait-and-see approach, concerns about tariffs and economic growth persist. What does this mean for inflation and your wallet?
