How Much Supercuts Franchise Owners Really Make In A Year
A national brand with thousands of stores doesn’t always equal high earnings, and the numbers behind Supercuts ownership might surprise potential investors.
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10 Embarrassing Times America Wasted A Ton Of Money
Given how large and divided a government can be, funds often disappear amid bureaucratic processes. Unfortunately, it's often taxpayers footing the bill.
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This 75 Year Old Thanksgiving Staple Is Still Less Than $1
Costing just 10 cents in 1950, this Thanksgiving staple is still well under $1, with a price of about 50 cents. Here's how its price managed to stay so low.
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The New York 'Dumping' Policy That Could Make You $2,000 Richer
You may not expect metropolitan areas to be spotless, but one city is offering a nice paycheck to keep its sidewalks and streets clean.
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The US District With The Highest Unemployment Rate Might Surprise You
2025 has been a pretty bad year for the job market, but one city in particular is getting hit harder than anywhere else in the country.
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This Huge Investment Bank Fired Billionaire Mike Bloomberg (And He Never Looked Back)
Before his great successes, Mike Bloomberg was fired by a major investment bank. He took it in stride and launched himself to great heights.
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Here's How Much Less Thanksgiving Dinner Will Cost Consumers In 2025
A recent report from the American Farm Bureau Federation shows a decline in the cost of a Thanksgiving Dinner in 2025. Here's how much you can expect to spend.
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Building The Great Pyramid In Modern Times Would Cost A Shocking Amount Of Money
The Great Pyramid at Giza was the tallest structure on earth for almost 4,000 years, and rebuilding it would be an expensive and complicated undertaking.
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This Affordable Hill Town In Georgia Is Ideal For Budget Living
Georgia is home to lots of lovely land, but this town is so beautiful and affordable you might start looking for a place there to call your own.
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The Largest Car Brake Recall In Recent History Cost This Company A Ton Of Money
"Recall" is a word that many businesses probably wish they could forget. Unfortunately, it became a memorable chapter in this car company's history in 2024.
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Jeff Bezos' Grim US Economy Prediction Is Coming True
You might think the extremely rich are somewhat out of touch with reality, but the founder of one major corporation saw a big problem coming years in advance.
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12 US States With The Highest Unemployment Rates
While national unemployment figures are released regularly, states like California and Nevada have been higher than the national average.
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The US State With The Lowest Unemployment Might Surprise You
With unemployment numbers gradually rising nationwide, this Midwestern state boasts the lowest unemployment rate in the United States. Here's what we know.
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The Real Reason Hisense TV's Are So Affordable
Flat-screen TVs keep getting bigger and cheaper. But Hisense is leading the pack with affordability, and the reason why makes a lot of sense.
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Panera Bread's Downfall Is Easily Explained By These Bad Money Moves
Panera Bread built a legacy on fresh-baked goods and a welcoming atmosphere, but mismanagement at the top took it in the wrong direction.
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The Biggest Coca-Cola Recalls Cost The Popular Company A Ton Of Money
Coca-Cola and its line of beverage products have been subjected to numerous recalls over the years, some involving huge amounts of product.
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The Maryland Car Law That Could Penalize You Without Even Driving
Even if you're not the one driving, a Maryland law could see car owners penalized by an autonomous monitoring system. Here's what residents should know.
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The Burger Chain That Became The First Major US Restaurant To Build A Bitcoin Reserve
While a widespread adoption of bitcoin is still far away, this fast food chain's bitcoin promotion and reserve could lend more legitimacy to the currency.
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Real Estate Investors Are Flocking To A Midwest City With High Crime And Decades Of Population Decline
This Midwest city is well-known for its dramatic population decline and high crime rates. Now undergoing a rebirth, it's a magnet for real estate investors.
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8 Unexpected Ways America's Penny Shortage Might Affect You
With the U.S. Mint ceasing penny production, some places are already seeing a shortage of the coins. What does this mean for the average consumer?
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The Largest Ground Beef Recall In Recent History Cost This Company More Than Money
This humungous beef recall was shocking, and not just because of the quantity of meat it affected. It also exposed the dark side of a powerful company.
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Navy Warns: Amazon And Buc-Ee's Wages Undercut Shipbuilding Jobs
The Navy is having trouble finding workers to sustain its shipbuilding needs, in part due to low hourly wages that compete with retail jobs.
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The Once Best-Selling Ford Car Customers Are Saying Goodbye To Forever
After 27 years, a once-best-selling Ford car is no longer being produced. These are the reasons behind its demise (and what replacements to expect).
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Why Trump Wants To Sell F-35 Fighter Jets To Saudi Arabia
President Trump recently made a deal to provide expensive and powerful military technology to Saudi Arabia, but the reasons behind this decision are less clear.
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You Won't Believe How Much Interest You'd Pay On A 50-Year Mortgage Loan
Trump is floating the idea of 50-year mortgage terms. The longer term would lower the monthly payments, but the total interest you'd pay is shockingly high.
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The Real Reason Ruby Tuesday Is On The Decline
Ruby Tuesday hit its peak in the early 2000s, but has struggled since the Great Recession and faced immense problems following the pandemic.
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The Once-Popular 1950s Fast Food Chain That Closed All Locations But One
When fast food chains were on the rise in the mid-20th century, one company was opening restaurants all over the country. Today, only a single location remains.
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