Cursing dog collar will let you know what your pup is really thinking when it barks
A new dog collar spits out a curse word every time your dog barks.
Meal-kit pioneer Blue Apron may sell itself; NJ facility to stay open
The struggling meal-kit company Blue Apron is considering selling itself, merging with another company, or selling parts of its business.
Rent your diploma to Natural Light for $100
Natural Light, or as it's known across many college campuses "Natty Light," is offering graduates $100 if they are willing to loan their diplomas to the company.
Delta to invest $1 billion to cut carbon emissions
Delta said the money would go into things such as boosting fuel efficiency and investing in efforts to remove carbon from the atmosphere by planting trees and restoring wetlands.
Facebook VP of Messenger Stan Chudnovsky discusses privacy, encryption
The massive project has already gotten pushback from regulators worried about Facebook's size and power. Government officials also worry about Facebook's plans to extend end-to-end encryption to Messenger.
How to lessen the burden of tax season
Financial expert Dan Roccato shares what you need to know to make tax season more tolerable this year.
Harriet Tubman debit card criticized as ‘tone deaf’ and ‘disrespectful’ online
OneUnited Bank's release of its new Harriet Tubman debit card was met with heavy criticism online.
McClatchy, publisher of Miami Herald and dozens of other US newspapers, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
McClatchy has suffered as readers give up traditional subscriptions and get news online.
Home Depot hiring 80,000 workers for busy spring season
The Home Depot is hiring 80,000 workers this spring ahead of its busiest time of year, the company announced Tuesday.
UPS warehouse coming to Northeast Philadelphia
A new UPS is set to be built in Northeast Philadelphia.
Social Security COLA: Here's how it's calculated
Cost of living adjustments are implemented in order to counteract the effects of inflation
Federal judge approves T-Mobile's $26.5 billion takeover of Sprint
The number of major U.S. wireless companies would shrink from four to three after the deal closes.
Outbreak of Coronavirus from China could impact US business, tourism
As the coronavirus continues to spread in China and beyond, here’s a look at how the outbreak could impact business and tourism in the U.S.
Unique Illinois privacy law leads to $550M Facebook settlement of a class-action lawsuit
Privacy advocates hail Illinois' strict biometric privacy law as the nation's strongest form of protection in the commercial use of such data, and it has survived ongoing efforts by the tech industry and other businesses to weaken it.
How to teach your children good money skills
Financial expert Dan Roccato shares how you can teach your kid good money skills in another edition of "Cashing In."
SeaWorld trainers will no longer ride dolphins at theme parks
SeaWorld performers will no longer stand on and ride dolphins, a practice that has been under heavy criticism from PETA and other animal rights activists over the past year.
How to get in shape without breaking the bank
Financial expert Dan Roccato shares how you can get in shape for the new year without breaking the bank in another edition of "Cashing In."
Appeals court rules in favor of Philadelphia’s salary history ban
Employers in Philadelphia cannot ask job applicants for their salary history, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Macy’s closing more than 100 stores
Macy's - another mall staple - will close 125 department stores over the next three years.
Bar faces backlash for Corona beer specials amid coronavirus outbreak
A New Zealand bar is facing backlash online over its controversial Corona beer ads amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak.