Dollar General Will Open 975 Stores This Year
Dollar General keeps expanding even as discount rivals like Family Dollar shrink.
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Dollar General keeps expanding even as discount rivals like Family Dollar shrink.
Here are some fun tidbits about pi and its day of celebration, i.e. March 14.
Anyone who bought the recalled flour should not consume it.
Facebook originally removed the ads because of a policy violation against using Facebook's logo, but it restored them.
A new study analyzes data on smoking during pregnancy.
Flu activity remains high across the nation.
Ads that include misinformation about vaccines will be rejected.
In fact, the bigger your body, the more calories you burn.
A decision by a group of male Republican New Hampshire lawmakers to wear pearls during a hearing on gun control legislation sparked accusations that they were being sexist and insensitive.
Walking a leashed dog can increase the risk of fractures in older adults, new research finds.
Spravato is a nasal spray administered by an approved health care provider in a doctor's office or a medical clinic.
Family Dollar will close 390 stores this year and make big changes to the stores it is keeping open as the discount chain seeks a turnaround.
The three Claire's products are not believed to be for sale, but consumers who have them at home should stop using them.
Kohl's thinks it can draw customers by shrinking stores and leasing out space to gyms and supermarkets.
Eli Lilly will sell a cheaper generic version of its rapid-acting insulin Humalog.
Gap and Old Navy have been trending in opposite directions for years. So they're finally splitting up.
You just can't make up for bad sleep during the week, a new study finds.
Victoria's Secret and its teen brand PINK have struggled.
The proposed rules would require many ingredients and forms of sunscreen - like wipes and pills - to have additional testing before they can continue marketing themselves as effective protection.
Southwest Airlines continues to grapple with an "operational emergency."
A growing number of clinics are offering plasma from young donors and similar therapies.
This is what it looks like when a drug store chain and a health insurer merge.
The potential carcinogenic properties of glyphosate are the subject of widespread scientific debate.
Ninety percent of those calls will have familiar caller IDs, but there isn't an effective way of identifying a call as spam before answering.
