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Black Friday online sales to hit new record, expected to top $9 billion
Overall online sales for the day after Thanksgiving are expected to top $9 billion, according to Adobe, which tracks sales on retailers’ websites. That would be a record.
Adidas launches investigation into misconduct allegations against Kanye West
The German athletic brand was one of several companies to cut ties with Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, last month over his anti-Semitic comments.
Challenges Bob Iger faces in his return as Disney's CEO
Disney has re-appointed Bob Iger as chief executive, effective immediately, after Iger’s handpicked successor as CEO, Bob Chapek, came under fire for his management of the entertainment giant. Newsweek's Tom Rogers joins Morning Joe to discuss.
Here's where shoppers may see the biggest Black Friday discounts—and where they won't
High inflation means many goods and services are pricier than last holiday season, but items including footwear, jewelry and washing machines are seeing substantial markdowns.
Gas prices drop just in time for Thanksgiving travel
However, because of inflation, pump prices will still set a record for the holiday.
Adderall and amoxicillin shortages raise questions about transparency in Big Pharma
Consumers are at the mercy of drug companies when it comes to learning about what is causing the shortages, and how and when they might be resolved.
How a corporate landlord’s tactics can turn into a costly nightmare for renters
VineBrook Homes has over 24,000 single-family homes in 18 states, including Ohio, Alabama, Indiana, Missouri and Mississippi, with mostly lower-income tenants.
Travelers are getting out of town earlier for Thanksgiving this year
It's partly because of more flexible remote-work schedules, and travelers' willingness to absorb higher gasoline and airfare prices.
Retailers are struggling with excess inventory. That's good news for holiday shoppers.
"We’re not quite sure how strong holiday spending will be versus last year,” Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky said.
Disney brought back Bob Iger and booted his hand-picked replacement. Here's why.
Bob Chapek's rocky tenure came to an abrupt end Sunday. Bob Iger, his popular predecessor, takes the reins once again.
America's largest railroad union rejects labor deal, reviving the threat of a nationwide strike
Workers at the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen voted for the deal. The SMART-TD union voted it down. If a deal is not reached, workers could strike by Dec. 9. Some commuter lines would be affected.
