The Transportation Security Administration has many rules that have been adopted over the decades, which can be the bane of many airline passengers. After 9/11 and other incidents, many strict rules were imposed, but after twenty years, the TSA is rolling back one of the most unpopular ones. The TSA aims to trim the fat and become more relevant and modernized, while outdated rules are being ...
Chili’s Rival Deletes 85% of Menu, Closes Down Half Of All Locations Nationwide
A popular American dining chain that residents across the country have enjoyed for decades has seen unprecedented changes in recent years, making consumers concerned about its future. The Chili's rival is desperate to appeal to consumers and has deleted 85% of its menu. This pivot is to survive in a fiercely competitive market. After years of declining foot traffic, closing locations, and ...
China’s Rare Earth Clampdown Forces Ford to Shut Down Factories
Ford has long stood as one of the biggest automotive manufacturers in America and much of the world. However, recent complications due to rare earth elements shortages have led to production at some facilities grinding to a halt. The minerals in question have been used in numerous manufacturing processes and are widely leveraged in motor vehicles, from electric motors to the fundamental ...
Costco Sparks Outrage With Return of Controversial ‘VIP’ Perk
In a surprising move, Costco is bringing back an old "VIP" perk that was controversial then and is a bit controversial now. This perk allows Executive Members at Costco to shop at stores an hour earlier than everybody else from 9 AM to 10 AM. This unique perk allows Executive Members to shop ahead of Gold Star and Business Members, similar to Sam's Club. However, this pivot has been met with ...
Major US Airlines Flag Denim And Leggings—Dress Code Reminder Hits Millions
Airlines can enforce strict clothing guidelines, but thankfully, this only applies to employees and their guests flying for free. However, while regular passengers on commercial flights don't generally have to worry about strict dress codes and can wear whatever they feel is most comfortable, when it comes to safety, some clothing can be under scrutiny, either because it is offensive or ...
Buy Now Pay Later Bubble Bursts—17% Default Surge Slams Sector
In the last five years, Buy Now, Pay Later has become an incredibly popular service that countless Americans use. The service is alluring to consumers who want to buy the items they want instantly without having to worry about the money immediately. This year, BNPL transactions went over $300 billion, with millions of people using the service around the globe. However, behind it all, there's a ...
Court Grants $300 Payout to Owners of Any 3 Major Fridge Brands
A class action settlement is underway right now, with three refrigerator brands—Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag—and their three-door refrigerators at the center of it all. The Whirlpool Corporation is a major appliance manufacturer based in the United States that owns and operates the Whirlpool, KitchenAid, and Maytag brands. Each brand has its own identity, catering to consumers who prefer a ...
US Auto Giant Recalls 60,000 Cars Nationwide Due to Fire Risk
The American automotive industry has recently seen unprecedented recalls, with over 60,000 vehicles being pulled from roads across the country. This all comes in the interest of safety as concerns mount over a hazardous fire risk. Automotive manufacturers don't recall vehicles lightly, and this decision is an important step in taking responsibility and keeping consumers safe amid mounting ...
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