Japan warns US’ EV tax credit in Biden inflation bill could deter investment, cost jobs
Japan warned the US government over the weekend that its electric vehicle tax credit could ultimately deter investment in North America.
Stellantis, US government warn 276K vehicle owners to park older models after Takata air bags killed 3 drivers
After Takata airbags in Stellantis vehicles killed three people, the company and the U.S. government have warned 276,000 owners to stop driving their vehicles.
Federal judge rules in favor of bikini baristas over dress code ordinance
A Washington city's dress code ordinance saying bikini baristas must cover their bodies at work has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
Mighty bite: Pumpkin spice and gingerbread flavored crackers could give new life to seasonal spreads
Lesley Stowe's raincoast crisps, baked from scratch in small batches, are now available in two new holiday flavors for grazing boards and solo snacking.
Why did Dunkin' Donuts change its name? Find out why Dunkin's coffee is cheaper than Starbucks
In January 2019, Dunkin' decided to remove the word "donuts" from its original name after nearly seven decades since its founding.
Pasta company Barilla faces class action suit over 'misleading' label: 'Italy's #1 Brand of Pasta'
Barilla, the Italian-owned pasta company, has been hit with a class action complaint that says the brand misleads people into thinking its products are made in Italy.
German tapped to lead Japan's medical company Olympus as CEO
Known for 35mm film cameras, Olympus now focuses on more advanced cameras, the kinds doctors use to look inside your organs. Foreign CEOs are rare in Japan.
Popeyes Thanksgiving turkey available for doorstep delivery for 1st time
Popeyes offers Cajun-Style Turkeys for Thanksgiving 2022 and will ship to those who live in the contiguous U.S. The cost of delivery is higher than in-store pickups.
America First Legal accuses Starbucks of 'racially discriminatory hiring practices' in civil rights complaint
America First Legal, a conservative legal nonprofit, filed a civil rights complaint against coffee giant Starbucks, alleging the company engages in discriminatory hiring practices.
Coffee consumers, amid inflation, have new reasons to keep buying: Dunkin' Americas president
Dunkin’ Americas president Scott Murphy joined "Fox & Friends" on Oct. 13, 2022, to discuss how to overcome high inflation — and the coffee giant's new rewards program for consumers.
9 Halloween restaurant treats to satisfy your sweet and savory tooth
Here's a list of Halloween-themed menu items that are available throughout the month of October from national fast food chains and restaurants.
Dunkin' drinkers in uproar after coffee giant changes rewards program
Dunkin' Donuts loyalists are in uproar after the company changed its rewards program. They say drinks cost more and there are no more free birthday drinks.
National Cinnamon Roll Day: Cinnabon's 'buy one, get one free' offer available for 3 days
Cinnabon is celebrating National Cinnamon Roll Day with a three-day "buy one, get one free baked good" offer that gives customers four options to choose from.
M&M's adds new purple candy character to represent 'acceptance and inclusivity'
M&M's has introduced the world to its newest "spokescandy" and her name is Purple. Here's what consumers can expect from the new character.
Sonic adds Fried Cookie Dough Bites to fall menu
Sonic Drive-In adds Fried Cookie Dough Bites a la Mode to its fall dessert menu for a limited time. Here's what you can expect from the fast food chain.
Japanese company encourages employees to bring their dogs to work
In a country that doesn’t welcome pets to many establishments, Japanese tech giant Fujitsu is encouraging its Kawasaki workers to bring their dogs to promote flexible working.
Forever 21, American Eagle returning to Japan
U.S. fast fashion brands such as Forever 21 and American Eagle are set to return to the Japanese retail market. They both previously left the market in 2019.
Chipotle removes this food order option after workers call out cheap burrito hack
Two Chipotle employees have gone viral for expressing their dislike toward the $3 burrito hack. Now, the fast-casual chain is changing their taco order options.
Dunkin’ offering free coffee to teachers all day, September 1, to honor start of school year
Dunkin' is giving out free medium-sized coffees to America's teachers to kick off back-to-school season this year, for Sept. 1, 2022.
Robots that stock drinks at convenience stores aim to automate all 'boring jobs done by humans'
Telexistence, a robot company that operates out of Tokyo, is looking to use a robot, named TX SCARA, to replace 'repetitive' and 'boring' jobs currently done by humans.