Ikea's Largest Recall In Recent History Cost The Company A Ton Of Money
It may be hard to imagine a simple piece of furniture causing an immense tragedy, but that's the exact issue one major retailer dealt with in the mid-2010s.
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The US State With The Highest Home Ownership Rate Is Considered One Of The Worst To Live In
The phrase "You get what you pay for" applies to a lot of financial decisions, and buying a house is no different. At least, not in one southern state.
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3 Popular Fast Food Chains With The Most US Locations
Fast food chains have been struggling for years amidst changing consumer preferences, but these three have managed to maintain the most locations in the US.
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The Average Cost Of Medicare Part D For Retirees In 2025
The price of prescriptions can be staggering without insurance, but thanks to some government programs, retirees can pay reasonable premiums for coverage.
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One Pound Of $1 Bills Has An Unexpected Value
Have you ever needed to know how much a pound of dollar bills is worth? Let's be honest, probably not — but that doesn't make it any less fascinating.
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The Company That Owns Annie's Homegrown Food Products Might Surprise You
While many consumers value organic products and food brands, the reality of who owns these companies behind the scenes could be disappointing.
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America's Penny Shortage Is Having An Unexpected Effect On McDonald's Prices
You don't know what you have until it's gone. Now that one small coin is no longer being minted, fast food customers are feeling the effects.
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This Popular Donut Franchise Just Filed For Bankruptcy And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
Who knew the pastry world could get so dark? One chain seems to be in serious financial trouble, and it's made enemies of creditors and affiliates alike.
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This Popular Ketchup Company Just Filed For Bankruptcy
This popular ketchup manufacturer, which specializes in sugar-free condiments and natural flavoring methods, just filed for bankruptcy to avert litigation.
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The USDA Has An Important Message To Grocery Stores About SNAP Discounts
As SNAP funding experiences an ongoing roller coaster regarding its funding, the USDA has made the situation even tougher for grocery stores.
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Donald Trump's Estimated Net Worth Since Becoming President In 2025
While many have speculated over the years when it comes to Trumps' net worth, what is certain is that recent 2025 changes have been significant.
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This New Aldi Policy Is Putting Money Back In Customer Pockets (And Reducing Waste)
While this policy might not be available in U.S. locations for a while, the financial and environmental potential is worth paying attention to.
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This Red Lobster Restaurant Competitor Is Quietly 'Dying' And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
Red Lobster filed for bankruptcy but is now making a comeback. It's once-prominent competitor in the casual seafood dining scene continues its quiet decline.
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A Grocery Store Chain Customers Say Is 'Cheaper Than Walmart' Is Opening More Locations
It turns out stores don't always need the highest-budget commercials or boldest signs to succeed. Simply selling good products consistently can do the trick.
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America Wasted $2.2 Billion On This Failed Operation Out West
Discover how a project, which received $1.6 billion in federal grants to launch commercial operations in January 2016, is now closing less than a decade later.
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The Largest Silver Mines In The US Are In These Unexpected Places
Silver may not be as valuable as gold, but it's a worthy asset to add to your investment portfolio -- with the largest silver mines in the US as your guide.
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Becoming 'Upper Class' Is A Reach If You Don't Own Equity By This Age
Living a lavish life takes more than a nice salary and a big house. There's another key asset you'll need to obtain to live your golden years in style.
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Dr. Phil's Bankruptcy Case Keeps Getting Weirder
Dr. Phil filed for bankruptcy for Merit Street Media, but with the added lawsuits and deleted evidence, the case features more than just assets and liabilities.
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'What Could Go Wrong?' Reddit Reacts To Historic 'AI Bubble'
Despite corporations pouring millions of dollars into new AI ventures and partnerships, the writing could be on the wall for the ever-growing AI bubble.
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Home Depot Customers Don't Need To File A Claim To Benefit From This $65K Settlement
While most consumers might assume a class-action lawsuit settlement would involve a payout, this particular agreement has a different benefit for shoppers.
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Trump's Social Media Post Had An Unexpected Effect On The Stock Market
As President Trump continues to dictate foreign policy via ever-changing social media posts, the stock market has been experiencing newfound volatility.
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Nvidia's Huge Money Move Won't Solve Intel's Biggest Problem
While Nvidia's $5 billion investment in it's semiconductor rival, Intel, was big news it isn't necessarily a guarantee that Intel won't continue to face issues.
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Americans Can Expect More Rate Cuts From The Fed And This Is Why
The Federal Reserve approved its first rate cut in nine months during its September meeting, and analysts predict more cuts could be coming in 2025.
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Trump Pushes A Drastic Shift In The U.S. Economy With One New Rule
Trump proposed a new rule that will impact investors, corporations, and consumers. While some are cheering his request, will it lead to real economic growth?
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Can The United States Pay Off Its $37 Trillion Debt With Bitcoin?
United States has a national debt of $37 trillion, and the number is quickly growing. Some believe that Bitcoin could help reduce the debt, but is it feasible?
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The Amount Of US Debt That China Owns Will Make You Pause
Economics and politicians alike often debate the potential ramifications of China owning some of the U.S. national debt, however the reality might surprise you.
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Trump's Tariffs Are Hitting This Massive Car Corporation Hard
With Trump's on-again off-again tariff policy scaring consumers, more companies are reporting significant losses. Chief among them: car companies.
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