Walmart says there should be debate around reviving an assault weapons ban. Its comments come as it touts strong earnings in the second quarter
Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY
How much does it cost to get your kid into college? It could be a whole lot
Parents wanting to get their kids into college may end up paying a lot for tutors, sports and music lessons, but there are shortcuts
Amazon to save merchandise from the trash, donating items instead in a new program
Starting in September, Amazon will kick off a new program that will keep unsold and returned items out of the trash, donating them to charity instead.
Weekend of action planned to pressure Walmart to stop selling guns
Guns Down America, AFT and others will rally at Walmart stores this weekend to pressure the retailer to stop selling guns and push for gun reforms
Disability not a barrier: At a time of low unemployment, employers tap a new talent pool
Low unemployment, heightened advocacy and a new study make hiring people with disabilities the next front in the effort to diversify the workplace
Walmart not banning gun sales in wake of mass shooting, but some advocates say it should
Walmart is not halting gun sales, though critics are calling on it to do so after 31 people were killed in two mass shootings this weekend.
The New York City blackout was actually bad for the environment
From food that got tossed to refrigerators that needed extra power, here are ways the New York City blackout may have impacted the environment
Amazon Prime Day is not the only deal in town. Target, Walmart also chime in with sales
Amazon Prime Day has become an industry-wide event, joining Black Friday on the retail calendar as Amazon’s rivals launch similar sales
Don’t get sidetracked, carry coupons and focus on price, say back-to-school shoppers
Your kids might want the hottest pair of sneakers, but to parents holding the purse strings, price matters most when shopping for back to school.
On social media, calls for boycott of Home Depot because co-founder supports Donald Trump
Shoppers have taken to Twitter and Facebook to call for a boycott of Home Depot after its co-founder says he will back Donald Trump’s reelection bid.