Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Panic buying amid the coronavirus pandemic led to shortages of hand sanitizer in 2020. No more. Now we’ve got a surplus of hand sanitizer.

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Vehicle names like the Ford Falcon, Chevrolet Bel Air and Honda CRX have been gone for years, but automakers could consider bringing them back.

The Ford Bronco is back. So is the Jeep Wagoneer. Why not the Ford Falcon, Toyota Previa, Chevrolet S10 or Honda CRX?

Walgreens will shorten the window between the first dose of Pfizer’s COVID vaccine and the second from four weeks to the CDC’s recommended three.

At a time when America is grappling with a misinformation crisis, when is it acceptable to mislead as a marketing strategy?

Kimberly-Clark, the maker of the Cottonelle, Scott and Viva brands, said Wednesday that it will hike toilet paper prices because of commodity costs.

Volkswagen’s plan to change its American division’s name to “Voltswagen” was a premature April Fools’ joke, according to media reports.

Computer-chip shortages caused by COVID are hampering new-car production, threatening to raise used-car prices as buyers seek alternatives.

The next time you see the dentist for a teeth cleaning, you may be able to get a COVID vaccination, as well. Dentists are poised to administer shots.