I-Team: Lowe's New Home Improvement Deposit Policy Gives Customers Little Leverage
An attorney says paying nearly all the money on day one of a project gives customers little leverage if something goes wrong.
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An attorney says paying nearly all the money on day one of a project gives customers little leverage if something goes wrong.
McDonald's is bringing back the McRib, a sandwich that it launched in 1982 and removed from its menu in 1985.
Nearly 38 million fire extinguishers sold in the United States have plastic handles that could become clogged or require excessive force to discharge.
The coffee chain's latest holiday design lets customers color it in themselves.
Dunkin' Donuts loyalists are going to love this news.
The deal could be worth more than $60 billion.
Fisher Price is urging consumers to immediately stop using a line of infant motion seats and return the model to the company for a full refund.
It would allow delivery people to walk into your home and drop off a box when you're not there.
Target says customers want it to pause the "Christmas creep," so it plans to ease in the holiday promotions.
The machines are being recalled because their power cords were found to overheat in some cases, causing fires.
Attention Walmart and Trader Joe's shoppers: Vegetable products sold at both retailers have been recalled due to possible contamination.
The door may appear closed, but the latch may not fully engage, increasing the risk for a possible injury.
Two cereals are being recalled because they may be contaminated with different nuts.
More than 500,000 child car seats made by a company called Diono are being recalled because they may not adequately protect children in a crash.
Target Corp. joins Walmart and Home Depot among others in partnering with Google on voice shopping.
