Senator: Marijuana May Be Legal In New Jersey By January
As more states make marijuana legal, New Jersey lawmakers are getting ready for a heated debate on the issue. A vote on pot plans could happen soon.
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As more states make marijuana legal, New Jersey lawmakers are getting ready for a heated debate on the issue. A vote on pot plans could happen soon.
The hottest tech stocks of the summer lost more than $1 trillion dollars of value from their highs, with Apple and Facebook seeing slow sales and possible government regulation.
Quaker Oats is voluntarily recalling some boxes of Cap'n Crunch Peanut Butter Crunch cereal because of potential salmonella contamination.
Jennie-O is recalling more than 91,000 pounds of raw turkey in an ongoing salmonella outbreak.
An ongoing salmonella outbreak involving raw turkey products has made more than 160 people sick in 35 states.
Massachusetts-based World Against Toys Causing Harm, or W.A.T.C.H., unveiled its list Tuesday at a Boston children's hospital.
Community leaders held a rally Wednesday in Queens, protesting Amazon's decision to bring part of its second headquarters to Long Island City.
The tech giant says the move will bring more than 25,000 jobs to Queens, but not all New Yorkers are happy about the decision in an already crowded city.
One of the newest ploys, according to the Better Business Bureau, is the "secret sister scam" that's sent through social media.
Whether you've bought shoes at Zappos, picked up milk at Whole Foods or listened to an audiobook on Audible, you've been caught up in Amazon's growing web of businesses.
Historians in Seattle say Long Island City, New York and Arlington, Virginia can expect a delicate relationship with the world's hottest online retailer.
The FDA says another heart medicine is being recalled after tests showed it was tainted with a potential cancer-causing chemical.
Certain stamps and baseball cards are still in demand. Some toys and games from your childhood too.
Retailers are eyeing the calendar and doing everything they can to get your excited about spending.
A broad sell-off in technology companies pulled U.S. stocks sharply lower Monday, knocking more than 600 points off the Dow
