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Lidl Expands US Presence While Focusing on Low-Cost, High-Efficiency Model

Lidl Expands US Presence While Focusing on Low-Cost, High-Efficiency Model

Lidl expands in the U.S., offering low prices, efficient stores, and new household and gardening bargains hitting shelves today.


Childhood Favorite Claire's to Close Nearly 300 Stores After Bankruptcy Filing

Claire's is closing nearly 300 stores across the U.S. following bankruptcy, marking the end of an era for a beloved childhood retailer.

Warner Bros Appoints Former Discovery Exec Brad Singer as CFO After Corporate Breakup

Warner Bros. names former Discovery exec Brad Singer as CFO ahead of its 2026 corporate split.

GM Pulls Thousands of Corvettes After Fuel Leak Found Above Radiator Cooling Fan

GM recalls over 23,000 Chevrolet Corvettes due to a fuel leak above the radiator fan that could pose a fire risk.


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Honda, Acura Vehicles Under NHTSA Investigation After Hundreds of Engine
NHTSA is investigating over 1.4 million Honda and Acura vehicles after drivers reported sudden engine failures.
Keurig Dr Pepper Could Soon Own JDE Peet’s in Blockbuster
Keurig Dr Pepper plans to acquire JDE Peet's for $18.4B, creating a global coffee leader and splitting into two public companies.
7Up Bottler Recalls Thousands of ‘Zero Sugar’ Sodas Over Mislabeling
7Up recalls over 20,000 "Zero Sugar" cans in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia after labeling error mistakenly listed full-sugar soda.
Cracker Barrel Director’s Disney, DEI Ties Highlighted Amid Culture Clash
Cracker Barrel faces backlash as board member Gilbert Davila's Disney and DEI background draws scrutiny amid the chain's controversial rebrand.
Ice Cream Recall: Blue Bell Pulls Half-Gallon Cartons from Walmart
Blue Bell recalls half-gallon Moo-llennium Crunch ice cream sold at Walmart in 16 states due to undeclared nuts on mislabeled cartons.
Canada Withdraws Tariffs on US Goods, White House Calls Move
Canada removes tariffs on U.S. goods, aiming to ease trade tensions ahead of USMCA talks.
Starbucks Cutting Production Days at US Coffee Plants in Cost-Saving
Starbucks will cut production days at five U.S. coffee plants starting January 2026 to reduce costs amid slowing demand.
Boeing Eyes Historic 500-Jet Deal With China as Trade Tensions
Boeing is nearing a deal to sell up to 500 jets to China as trade tensions ease between Washington and Beijing.
Johnson & Johnson Commits $2 Billion to Boost American Jobs,
Johnson & Johnson is investing $2 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing and create jobs with a new facility in North Carolina.
Chipotle Partners With Zipline to Launch Drone-Powered Food Delivery
Chipotle teams up with Zipline to launch drone-powered food delivery in Dallas, promising faster, fresher meals.
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