CARACAS (Reuters) - Kimberly-Clark Corp is planning a $234 million investment to expand operations in Venezuela, the state news agency said, in a move that should help ease an embarrassing national shortage of toilet paper. Full story
CARACAS (Reuters) - A Venezuelan supermarket puts a stack of toilet paper on its shop floor, and desperate consumers snatch it up within five minutes. A woman's voice over the loudspeaker reminds shoppers each person can only buy four packages. Full story
OSLO (Reuters) - A Finnish toilet paper maker has removed quotes from the Bible, including the words of Jesus, that it inadvertently placed on its rolls after protests from some Norwegian church leaders. Full story
An enterprising young trep capitalizes on a captive audience with toilet paper you can read. Full story
A former student mailed an apology and 80 rolls of toilet paper to a New Mexico university to make amends for prank he pulled years ago at the school. KOB's Erica Zucco reports.
From glow-in-the-dark and talking toilet paper to sweet treats like caramel apples and s’mores, author Steve Greenberg shares his favorite Halloween-themed gadgets and novelty items.
TODAY’s Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb talk about the TODAY.com/Match.com “Love Bites” survey, and inspect a wedding dress made out of toilet paper by 26-year-old aspiring designer Susan Brennan.
People wait in line as they buy toilet paper in a super market in Caracas May 17, 2013. Supplies of food and other basic products have been patchy in recent months, with long queues forming at supermarkets and rushes occurring when there is news of a new stock arrival. The situation has spawned joke
A woman carries toilet paper in a super market in Caracas May 17, 2013. Supplies of food and other basic products have been patchy in recent months, with long queues forming at supermarkets and rushes occurring when there is news of a new stock arrival. The situation has spawned jokes among Venezuel
A child plays with a package of toilet paper as a woman waits in line to pay in a super market in Caracas May 17, 2013. Supplies of food and other basic products have been patchy in recent months, with long queues forming at supermarkets and rushes occurring when there is news of a new stock arrival
