Deflated by helium shortage, Party City to close 45 stores
Inflatable balloons are harder to come by, with retailer noting that supplies of the gas are "up in the air"
GM says it has a plan to save Ohio jobs -- not so fast
Company tapped to buy the automaker's shuttered Lordstown, Ohio, factory has lost money for 11 straight years
Credit bureaus draw the most consumer complaints to the CFPB
Equifax, Experian and TransUnion are the top culprits, but Americans can't just stop doing business with them
Tomatoes from Mexico could soon get a lot more expensive
A 17.5% tariff imposed by Trump administration means short supplies and higher produce prices in U.S., economists say
Attention, pet owners: Walmart will see your furry friend now
Retailer launching online pet pharmacy and in-store veterinary clinics as it looks to tap into a lucrative market
Los Angeles accuses H&R Block and TurboTax of defrauding taxpayers
Lawsuit claims the tax-prep providers steered consumers away from services that lets people file returns for free
FDA warns that French cheese may be tainted with listeria
Product made with pasteurized cow's milk was distributed throughout the United States
Warren Buffett: I was an "idiot" for not buying Amazon shares sooner
Storied investor says a money manager at Berkshire Hathaway decided to invest in the ecommerce giant
Pepsi ends suit against Indian farmers over potato used in Lay's
After discussions with government, food giant says it is ending case against small farmers over right to use spud
Starbucks' color-changing and eco-friendly cups already selling out
The coffee chain's shops are quickly running out of the reusable tumblers, according to social-media posts
North Carolina teacher wants students to know why he marches
Amid a rise in teacher strikes, one fed-up educator felt he owed it to students to explain why he walked off the job
Starbucks recalls Bodum coffee presses for laceration risk
Nine reports of coffee press plunger knob breaking, resulting in lacerations or punctures, U.S. safety agency says
EPA says Roundup weed killer is safe, in a win for Bayer
U.S. regulator see "no risks to public health" if Roundup is used properly — environmentalists strongly disagree
Lawmaker pushes ban on using food stamps to buy junk food
Legislators in Texas say they're worried about the health of those who receive federal nutrition aid
Bartenders saw biggest pay hike over the last year
Workers earning less than $40K a year are enjoying strong wage gains, while pay is lagging at some white-collar jobs