Is Keurig's Kold machine leaving consumers cold?
The $370 soda machine debuted to hoopla, but early reviews are harsh about taste, cost and size
The great L.L. Bean Duck Boot shortage
Even after hiring more workers to handle demand, the Maine retailer is selling out on its flagship item
5 things to know about new chip-based credit cards
Despite a looming Oct. 1 deadline for switching to the safer technology, many Americans are still in the dark about the cards
JetBlue on Cuba travel: "We're ready to go"
The airline and other U.S. companies are gearing up for what they see as the next step -- unrestricted tourism
Amazon drops Prime to $67, but there's a catch
Some customers of the online retailer are feeling burned by the one-day promotion
Are small businesses ready for a $19 minimum wage?
Berkeley, California, is debating whether to make its baseline pay the highest in the U.S., and biz owners are worried
Is Starbucks shortchanging its baristas?
Some employees at the coffee chain say it isn't living up to promises to improve the company's labor practices
These women can't find enough marriageable men
While fewer Americans are marrying overall, two groups of women face particularly tough marital odds
Will VW's emissions scandal burn diesel cars?
Consumers may have more questions before buying diesel vehicles, which tout fuel efficiency
A slow start to New England's fall foliage season
Leaf-peepers may be planning New England tours, but green is the predominant color right now
Bled dry by high rents
One-quarter of Americans who rent already pay more than half their income to the landlord, and it's only getting worse
Buffalo Wild Wings drops comedian who lied about 9/11
The restaurant chain's decision comes after Steve Rannazzisi's admission he was not at the World Trade Center that fateful day
Gender pay gap is the smallest yet, but don't rejoice
American women have made slight gains but still earn 21 percent less than men, who themselves are actually making less
Hostess goes beyond Twinkies
The snack-cake maker is adding a staple that many consumers already thought it sold
Evidence that Obamacare is working
The Affordable Care Act is dramatically lowering the number of Americans without health insurance