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The revamped pizzeria-arcade hopes you’ll take a break from Netflix, sign up for its new membership program and come back just about “every single day.”

Economists largely expect Trump’s new tariffs on goods from China, Canada and Mexico will raise prices for consumers and dampen spending.

President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum took effect Wednesday, putting some small brewers in a tough spot.

The president took office promising to immediately lower inflation, but economists say his expanding trade war threatens progress on price hikes.

Southwest Airlines said it will charge for checked bags for the first time in its more than half-century of flying.

Retailers are girding for tariffs as sales slow, store closures mount and consumers shop more online.

Trump is expected to sign an executive order calling on Education Secretary Linda McMahon to abolish the agency.

The tariffs could increase prices on alcohol imports from Mexico and Canada and hurt the sale of U.S. spirits sold in those countries. 

Pasture-raised hens aren’t any more immune to bird flu, and their premium eggs aren’t getting cheaper. But these prices have held steady while conventional egg costs explode.

It’s unclear how many and what type of workers are at risk of losing their jobs with the FHA, an agency of HUD.

Kelly Cook will take over as David’s CEO on April 1 and will become just the second woman in the company’s 75-year history to hold its top job.