Musk's X settles $500M severance lawsuit with terminated employees

Former Twitter employees argued a 2019 severance plan guaranteed more pay than the company offered after Elon Musk's acquisition.

Costco's Pepsi-to-Coke switch goes viral as members sound off

Membership warehouse chain Costco completed a nationwide transition to Coca-Cola products in food courts, ending an 11-year partnership with PepsiCo that began in 2013.

Plan to redevelop Fisherman's Wharf at Channel Islands Harbor approved: What to know

Karls’ project at the Channel Islands Harbor is a strawberry and maritime dual-themed village that will have a mix of retail shops, restaurants, an artisan market, a small hotel, park areas and children’s playgrounds and recreational experiences.

Ulta and Target to end in-store partnership in 2026

Ulta Beauty and Target have “mutually agreed” to close the mini-Ultas inside Target stores next year.

Kellogg's signs deal to remove toxic dyes from cereals

Other companies have verbally committed to removing food dyes, but Kellogg’s is the first to sign a legally binding agreement to remove food colorings.

California grocers push to allow alcohol sales at self-checkout

California is currently the only state in the nation that doesn't allow alcohol of any kind to be bought at self checkout.

Walmart to pay $5.6 million for overcharging California customers

Walmart settled with the Santa Clara County, San Diego County, San Bernardino County and Sonoma County district attorney’s offices.

Bed Bath & Beyond returns with new name - and a coupon promise

Bed Bath & Beyond, one of the original big box retailers, is back with a new name – and ready to accept old coupons.

UnitedHealth to drop Medicare Advantage plans for 600K people

UnitedHealthcare says it’s dropping some of its Medicare Advantage plans that collectively cover 600,000 people.

Claire's files for bankruptcy again

The mall-based jewelry chain estimates assets and liabilities between $1B and $10B in its Delaware court filing.