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Food & Wine magazine on Wednesday announced that its editors chose an Oakland establishment as its "Restaurant of the Year."

A new study ranked 180 U.S. cities to determine the best places to retire in 2024.

Red Lobster is set to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after a judge approved its reorganization plan. The seafood chain plans to operate 544 locations and will introduce a new CEO, Damola Adamolekun, as it looks to stabilize its business following financial struggles and restaurant closures.

Volvo has revised its 2030 plan to go fully electric, citing slowing demand for EVs and rising consumer interest in hybrids. The automaker now expects 90% to 100% of its 2030 sales to be electric or plug-in hybrids, with mild hybrids making up the remainder.

Wendy’s reported Krabby Patty announcement has generated significant buzz, continuing the trend of iconic fast food collaborations. Discover other memorable partnerships that have captivated customers and created a stir in the fast food industry.

FinanceBuzz, a personal finance platform, is offering $1,000 and a $500 Trader Joe’s gift card to a "pumpkin spice pundit" who will taste-test over 20 fall-themed products.

A food safety attorney is calling on lawmakers to investigate Boar's Head after discovering three years of inspection reports. 

Barbie is celebrating its 65th anniversary this year, and Krispy Kreme has partnered with the brand to unveil a new collection of doughnuts.

Consumers can grab a free Mountain Dew soda through this special promotion, and here’s how it works.

Thousands of workers at 25 U.S. hotels are on strike as they push for higher pay and better workloads.

Prospective buyers need about $80,000 a year to buy a starter home in the U.S. and $285,000 a year in the Bay Area, Redfin data shows.

Approximately 10,000 hotel workers, represented by the UNITE HERE union, went on strike at 24 hotels across eight U.S. cities, including Honolulu, Boston, and San Francisco.

A young boy enjoyed a special experience at a museum after he accidentally shattered an ancient artifact.

California's checkout lines may soon move on from the plastic grocery bags.

The “Forever Marilyn,” sculpture will be moving, but it won’t be going far.

The owner of Langer's Deli, doubled down on his ultimatum to the city to clean up the area or he's ready to say goodbye. "I would like my customers to feel safe," Norm Langer said.