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New hobbies and exercise regimes may broaden your horizons or shrink your waistline, but they also can break the bank if you're not careful.
Starbucks Corp. is debuting its latest caffeinated concoction — flavored instant coffee.
Eggs sunny-side-up are still on the menu. But restaurants nationwide are keeping a closer eye on egg suppliers and reminding diners of the dangers of undercooked food after a massive recall tied to a salmonella outbreak.
Sears Holdings Corp. cut its second-quarter loss by more than half as profit margins perked up at its Kmart chain, the retailer led by billionaire Edward Lampert said Thursday.
Wendy's/Arby's Group Inc., the operator of the Wendy's and Arby's fast food chains, reports its second-quarter results before the stock market opens on Thursday.
Net income climbed 12 percent at McDonald's Corp. in the second quarter as customers around the globe gobbled up its cheap food and U.S. diners responded to its profitable frappes and other drinks on its hit McCafe menu.
Starbucks Corp.'s effort to rebuild itself is taking hold: The world's largest coffee chain said Wednesday that its third-quarter profit rose 37 percent as more customers visited its stores and spent more when they did.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc., the company that owns the Sheraton and W Hotel brands, reports its second-quarter results Thursday before the market opens.
Starbucks Corp., the world's largest coffee shop chain, reports its third-quarter results after the stock market closes on Wednesday.
As experiments go, this one isn't flashy.
Carnival Corp., the cruise line that owns Carnival, Princess and Holland America cruise lines, reports its second-quarter results before the stock market opens Tuesday.
Every woman's got a stash: bras discarded in the back of a drawer after just a few weeks of wear because their underwires pinch, their clasps are warped, their lace is pilled or torn, or their elastic simply admitted defeat.
McDonald's Corp. extended its winning streak in May as customers bought more of the fast-food chain's cheap eats and took to its new iced-coffee line, the world's largest burger chain said Tuesday.
Retire Ronald McDonald? No way.
First came fancy Frappuccinos. Up next from the Starbucks: A basic cup of vanilla-flavored Joe brewed in your own kitchen.
Icy coffee drinks and chicken nuggets lured McDonald's Corp. customers to spend more in April, boosting a key performance measure, the fast-food chain said Monday.
Temperatures are rising, the school year is ending and vacations are on the brain.
The financier who leads Sears Holdings Corp. said Tuesday that the retailer will both revamp the merchandise and services in its stores and boost its Internet business.
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. returned to a first-quarter profit as more travelers vacationed on its ships and spent more money when they did, the cruise line owner said Wednesday.
It took more than a year, but American diners are coming out of hiding, starting to splurge on everything from tea to tacos and tacking on some dessert.
Marriott International Inc. returned to a first-quarter profit, saying Thursday that it is seeing more business travelers and vacationers, but they're still hunting for deals staying in its hotels.
Cost-cutting and an influx of U.S. customers helped Starbucks Corp. post an eight-fold increase in its second-quarter profit.
Overseas customers helped boost first-quarter profit more than 10 percent for the owner of Pizza Hut, Taco Bell and KFC, fast-food chain operator Yum Brands Inc. said Wednesday.
The CEO of the nation's largest tobacco company, Altria Group Inc., received compensation worth nearly $9 million for 2009, a 23 percent decrease as the company's cigarette sales fell, according to a regulatory filing Monday.
The CEO of McDonald's Corp., the nation's largest hamburger chain, received compensation valued at $17.6 million for 2009, an increase of 29 percent, according to a regulatory filing Friday.
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