New Cheetos snack promises to be ‘hotter than ever’

This new flavor of Cheetos is available exclusively at one certain store until August 14. Here’s where to find it.

San Francisco’s Market Street Old Navy to close, company says

The iconic Old Navy store on Market Street in downtown San Francisco will shutter its doors on July 1 after nearly 30 years in operation, a spokesperson for Gap Inc., Old Navy’s parent company, announced on Friday.

Mortgage rates rise as debt limit impasse lingers: Freddie Mac

The average rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage increased to 6.57% for the week ending May 25, according to Freddie Mac's Primary Mortgage Market Survey.

The Cheel restaurant fire: WEDC provides $250K grant for it to rebuild

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation announced Thiensville is receiving a $250,000 grant to help rebuild The Cheel, which was destroyed in a 2020 fire.

Behind on your retirement savings? Here's one feature that can help workers catch-up

Automatic enrollment into a workplace savings plan could help close the gap for Black and Latino employees that might otherwise have lower plan participation rates, according to a recent Voya Financial study

Master Lock Milwaukee plant closing; 'slap in the face,' mayor says

Master Lock's manufacturing facility in Milwaukee will begin closing this fall, the company confirmed Thursday, with operations ending in March 2024.

Microsoft's Foxconn Mount Pleasant land purchase completed

The village of Mount Pleasant and others announced the closing of Microsoft's $50 million purchase of a land parcel originally meant for Foxconn.

Kinder Chocolate, a cream-filled hit in Europe, is coming to the US

The candy bars, the most popular Kinder product in Europe, are different from the Kinder Bueno bars that have been sold stateside since 2019.

Kenosha Girl Scouts treat Amazon; get special surprise in return

A group of Girl Scouts got a special surprise after handing out cookies to employees at Amazon's Kenosha Facility on Wednesday, May 24. One 11-year-old scout made it all happen.

Americans are not exploring their own cities like they used to, study says

The MIT-led study found a 15% to 30% decrease in the number of visits residents were making to areas that are socioeconomically different than their own.