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Nipton, California, got big during the Gold Rush. Now it could be looking at a green rush
Almost 20 percent of the products sold in Whole Foods come from local producers -- that could change with $13.7B Amazon buyout
Tax woes send Soupman Inc., which sells bisques and broths made famous by the "Seinfeld" character, into bankruptcy court
Are the animals, a cousin of the llama, considered livestock or an exotic pet? GOP senator is concerned people use alpacas to dodge taxes
The iconic hat brand sought to create American manufacturing jobs, but it's losing money on each cap
FTC is mailing out the last of a $9 million settlement for consumers who bought the phony weight-loss supplements
Trump administration's plans to renegotiate the trade agreement risks alienating many rural Americans
The In-N-Out Burger heiress inherited stock worth an estimated $1.3 billion on her 35th birthday
Meant to relieve anxiety, the little fingertip toy raised $6 million on Kickstarter -- but then the problems started
Thousands of retail outlets are closing nationwide as the door starts to shut on the great American store
The thousands of tiny family-run grocery stores that dot the city’s neighborhoods offer necessities, community, and plenty of snacks
Home bakers are challenging a state law that makes profiting from homemade cookies a crime
Job growth by private employers was stronger than expected, with gains in manufacturing and construction
Companies selected for controversial federal project will build barrier prototypes within feet of Mexican border
The government cites national pride, while Unicef says human milk shouldn't be commercialized
