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How to save 600 million pounds of ugly applesTree Top, a聽cooperative of more than 1,000 growers, now saves almost 600 million pounds of ugly apples each year by聽processing them into apple juice, applesauce, and apple bits for oatmeal, among other products.
Best cars to buy in 2017: The ones that didn't make the cutJust because a car didn't make our list this year doesn't mean we wouldn't recommend it. It just means it doesn't move the needle as much as the finalists do.
Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf steps down amid sales scandalStumpf will forfeit $41 million in stock awards and won't receive any severance pay, but his departure has done little to quell lawmakers' anger with America's second-largest bank.
Can Toyota and Suzuki make a deal?The two auto companies announced on Wednesday that they are considering a partnership to help each other cope with increasing competitiveness within the industry.聽
Facebook's voter registration push pays off big timeCompanies such as Facebook and Google are helping drive up online voter registration to record numbers in several states.聽
JD Power releases its first consumer survey of tech usability in carsAt long last, JD Power has conducted an owner survey to assess high-tech features in a wide range of US vehicles, and the results are pretty mixed.
Costly financial fees you might not know you鈥檙e payingTo find out what financial services fees you're paying, you need to know what those fees are called, where they鈥檙e referenced, and how they鈥檙e calculated.
First LookAmazon is planning to open brick-and-mortar grocery storesAfter opening bookstores last year, the online retail giant now wants to expand by launching its own grocery stores.
Trump tax plan adds trillions to country's debt; Clinton's trims deficitsClinton has proposed a significant tax increase on high-income households and businesses. Trump's plan, while less ambitious than the version he released in 2015, would still largely benefit high-income households and result in a substantial boost in the federal debt.聽
Buy your kid a good credit score for $200No聽credit history and no credit score can be a real obstacle to renting an apartment or getting a credit card, and there's an easy way to give your child a head start.聽
First LookWhy the FCC is hitting Comcast with a $2.3 million fineComcast, the cable giant, has charged customers for products they never ordered, such as premium channels or extra cable boxes, government regulators say.聽
Why it matters how you redeem your reward pointsAmericans waste thousands of dollars each year in unused credit card rewards. Following a few simple guidelines can help drastically improve the returns you see from point and cash rewards.
How extreme wealth is changing around the worldThe United States still boasts the most billionaires in the world by a wide margin, but other countries are gaining ground.
For how much longer Will Black Friday be a thing?Major retailers are announcing decisions to close on Thanksgiving day, reversing a recent trend in which stores opened earlier and earlier to increase sales.
Best deals on hybrid, electric, fuel-efficient cars for October 2016As we get further into the 2017 model year, carmakers are eager to get rid of leftover 2016 models, so they're dialing up the incentives.
First LookWhy is Tyson Foods buying a stake in a vegan start up?As a part of a developing plant-based food industry, meat-processing behemoth Tyson Foods acquired a 5 percent stake in a company specializing in vegan meat substitutes.
The four major Black Friday myths retailers want shoppers to fall forBlack Friday retailers rely on four well-worn myths to capitalize on consumer聽FOMO聽(fear of missing out) and convince us聽that we聽can't afford to leave a single sale item on the shelves.
First LookWHO seeks 20 percent tax hike on sugary drinks: Will countries listen?The World Health Organization on Tuesday urged countries to introduce higher taxes on sugary drinks in an effort to cut down on soda consumption.聽
How to get out of a bad car loanYou might be wondering if there鈥檚 any way you can keep your car but pay less each month. The answer is: it depends.聽
Toxic algae blooms in Fl. linked to too much fertilizer and to climate changeRecent blooms of toxic algae in southern Florida led Gov. Rick Scott to declare a state of emergency.
