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Auto review: 2026 Genesis GV70 is everything and more
As the 2026 models begin to roll off the production floor and into Grasso’s Garage, the start of the upcoming year shows... Read More
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From 'dad bod' to abs: GM sharpens its small, midsize SUVs
Once known for the Pontiac Aztek flop, General Motors Co.'s small and midsize SUV designers have transformed the fleet from "AI-generated blobs" into the automaker's No. 2 asset.
The rise of small SUVs comes amid GM and ...Read more
Los Angeles unions push for 'New Deal' ahead of 2028 Olympics
A crowd of local union members and organizers formed in front of the classical-style arches of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum early Thursday morning, holding a banner with the colorful, iconic Olympic rings and "Fair ...Read more
Boeing strike hits third week. Still no deal with St. Louis workers
ST. LOUIS — Striking St. Louis-area Boeing workers remained at odds with management on Thursday as big names visited the picket line.
Brian Bryant, president of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace ...Read more
Auto review: Urbane Kia EV6 GT-Line handles power with grace
The Kia EV6 has always been the loudest dresser at the EV party. For 2025, it isn’t toned down — it’s just traded the Hawaiian shirt for a tailored blazer. There are also the usual updates to its wheels and bumpers, ...Read more
Seattle's protein obsession helps some businesses cash in
When Greg and Keri Hayes brought their business Get Baked Seattle to the city three years ago, they clearly saw a growing market opportunity: protein.
In the past few years, social media has been buzzing with videos of ...Read more
Auto review: Cruisin' with the amusin' Ford Maverick Lobo pickup
Lobo is Spanish for wolf, but the 2025 Ford Maverick Lobo is more like a puppy dog. It wants to play everywhere.
At an autocross course in California, I toggled LOBO mode and drifted the puppy — er, pickup — through ...Read more
Florida's Citizens Insurance stopped again from forcing disputes into binding arbitration while challenge proceeds
A Hillsborough County (Florida) circuit judge reinstated an injunction that stops state-owned Citizens Property Insurance Corp. from forcing policyholders’ claims disputes to an arbitration panel that the company funds. ...Read more
Port of Seattle accused of racial, sex discrimination by white employee
A Port of Seattle employee is accusing the agency of discrimination after being passed over for a promotion two years ago.
In a lawsuit filed last month in King County Superior Court, Chris Linhardt's lawyers, James Owen ...Read more
Introducing Staple -- The Dating App for Office Besties
Want to make progress in your career? Make friends.
It's true.
Research from the friendly folks at Gallup shows that "employees without strong friendships often feel less fulfilled, collaborate less effectively and are...Read more
Bed Bath & Beyond chairman says he won't reopen stores in 'overregulated, expensive and risky' California
As Bed Bath & Beyond emerges from a bankruptcy that forced the closure of all its stores, the company's executive chairman took aim at California, saying he refuses to reopen locations in the state.
"California has ...Read more
Cracker Barrel sinks as new logo sparks Bud Light-like backlash
The slide in Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc.’s shares deepened on Thursday as a conservative backlash to the restaurant chain’s logo change intensified across social media.
Shares of the Southern-inspired casual...Read more
Consumers are still budget-conscious, and more are choosing Walmart than Target
Walmart continues to gain momentum — and market share — as back-to-school shopping winds down, leaving competitors like Target struggling to keep up.
Executives at both companies said they remain cautious about the ...Read more
International Paper to close 4 Georgia mills, affecting 1,100 workers
SAVANNAH — Paper products giant International Paper is shuttering four southeast Georgia facilities, including a nearly 90-year-old mill in Savannah that was the city’s first major manufacturer.
The closures will ...Read more
Colorado's new noncompete rules seek to boost patients' rights
The days when a doctor or dentist mysteriously disappeared without sharing a word with their patients could be a thing of the past in Colorado following the implementation of new rules on nondisclosure and nonsolicitation ...Read more
Does Las Vegas still offer value to visitors? Depends on who you ask
Las Vegas used to sell the fantasy that a pauper could live like a prince for a reasonable price. It was a proposition built on providing value that helped cement the city’s reputation as one of the world’s premier ...Read more
Invitation Homes is likely the second largest homeowner in the Las Vegas Valley
A Dallas-based, Wall Street-traded firm owns 3,397 rental homes in the Las Vegas Valley, according to the company.
Invitation Homes, a publicly traded real estate investment trust, confirmed the number in an email ...Read more
Real estate Q&A: Do we need to undo converted garage built by previous owner?
Q: We bought a house a few years ago that has a converted garage, which the seller told us was done by the book. When we recently put in a shed, the town sent someone out to inspect it. The inspector noticed our converted ...Read more
'The whole town is slower': Las Vegas economy hits the brakes
LAS VEGAS — When Mike Tafoya opened a dessert shop along the Las Vegas Strip, he was banking on strong foot traffic to drive sales.
He’s near the Las Vegas Convention Center and gets a boost when conferences are in ...Read more
Graffiti-tarnished towers in downtown LA remain in limbo
LOS ANGELES — Early last year, vandals breached fencing, climbed dozens of flights of stairs and painted bold, colorful graffiti on the exterior of three unfinished high-rises that make up the abandoned Oceanwide Plaza ...Read more
Michael Hiltzik: Here's why you don't want the Trump administration to buy stock in Intel
Back in 1935, the drafters of Social Security told Congress of their plans to build up a government pension reserve that would reach $47 billion.
The number shocked lawmakers. It was nearly three times the outstanding ...Read more
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- Cracker Barrel sinks as new logo sparks Bud Light-like backlash
- Target's sales continue to slide, and so does its stock
- Does Las Vegas still offer value to visitors? Depends on who you ask
- Bed Bath & Beyond chairman says he won't reopen stores in 'overregulated, expensive and risky' California
- Colorado's new noncompete rules seek to boost patients' rights
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