Stores Gearing Up For Black Friday Too
As you gear up for Black Friday, retailers are doing the same.
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As you gear up for Black Friday, retailers are doing the same.
Stores opening even earlier; that is apparently the new norm these days for what used to be post Thanksgiving sales.
The fate of deep-fried Twinkies on a stick, which originally debuted at the State Fair of Texas, is up in the air now that Hostess Brands plans to liquidate the company.
Not all North Texas shoppers are waiting for Black Friday. Some of them are beating the rush and saving money in the process.
A bankruptcy court judge in New York is approving a request by Hostess Brands Inc. to begin winding down its operations.
Toys, televisions, laptops -- oh, my! The flurry of Black Friday ads are enough to make your head spin. What to buy? Where to shop? And when to get in line?
The union representing American Airlines pilots sent its members a strongly worded letter, a few days before voting begins on the airline's new contract offer.
The future of Twinkies is once again uncertain, after a judge ordered mediation between Hostess and its largest union did not produce a plan to save the company.
The former corporate spokesman for computer game retailer Gamestop has admitted to defrauding the company out of almost $2 million.
A new study out Monday says women in Texas are still earning less than men. But economists say, the numbers, in this case, don't tell the whole story.
Gas prices across Texas have slipped 2 cents this week as travelers prepare to hit the road for Thanksgiving. AAA reported the average price at the pump in Texas was $3.16 per gallon.
An increase in hiring helped lower unemployment rates in 37 states last month, the latest indication that the job market is healing. Unemployment rates are below 7 percent in 23 states.
A trustee for investors owed more than $1.1 billion for notes secured by aircraft is suing American Airlines over the carrier's plan to refinance the debt at lower rates.
Investigators from all levels of government continue their probe at the Nexeo Solutions complex to figure out what caused the explosion on November 16, that ripped apart a portion of the Garland chemical facility.
New numbers released today from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics show that women in Texas are earning about 85-percent as their male counterparts.