Supermarket Chain Pulls Reusable Bags Over Lead
There will be no more reusable shopping bags at the Long Island-based King Kullen supermarket chain.
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There will be no more reusable shopping bags at the Long Island-based King Kullen supermarket chain.
Nancy Canfield and her family said they were preyed upon by a New Jersey company that claimed it could help them out of foreclosure.
We used to hear that when the summer ends, gas prices go down, right? Wrong!
Harrah's Entertainment has reached a tentative five-year contract agreement with nearly 800 dealers who work at Caesars Atlantic City.
A study released by Rep. Anthony Weiner that examined credit cards at major NYC stores revealed that the average interest rate of a retail store credit card was 24 percent.
With the madness of Black Friday approaching in less than two weeks, stores like Best Buy are prepping their employees for the craziness that comes the day after Thanksgiving.
Stores are already running out of the hottest holiday season toys as the price wars heat up, forcing savvy shoppers to be swift and smart, CBS 2's Magee Hickey reports.
Authorities say New York's largest beer distributors have agreed to stop selling alcoholic energy drinks.
Motorists are seeing sharply higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline in the Garden State on Friday was $2.78, up 5 cents from a week ago.
Connecticut's attorney general is pushing the Better Business Bureau to stop what he calls a play-to-play system that rates BBB members better than nonmembers.
Amazon.com is no longer selling a self-published guide for pedophiles.
Amazon.com is selling a self-published book defending pedophiles, sparking discussions about the retailer's obligation to vet items before they are sold in its online stores.
Call it old fashioned but the shopping payment option known as layaway is making a comeback. And it's not the only shopping stigma consumers are ignoring to buy big.
Real estate broker Lana Turner will tell you she does not own a pair of "dungarees." In September, to attract more potential buyers, she said, "I thought 'Well, why not bring my vintage clothes in?'."
