Ever tossed aside a butter wrapper without a second thought? It's time to rethink. Picture this: a world where butter wrappers aren't just trash, but a small humble material waiting to be rediscovered ...

Texas Governor Greg Abbott weighs in on states refusing help from the Trump administration to crackdown on crime and more on 'Hannity.' Trump complains about ‘really weird’ Time magazine photo ...

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The global girl group has created a collection of items inspired by the five senses, including their minty fresh breath in a bottle and kisses on gum wrappers Mackenzie Schmidt is the Home and Travel ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co. headquarters in New York. (Bloomberg) --JPMorgan Chase & Co. is the latest issuer attempting to fit private credit assets into a retail-friendly exchange-traded fund vehicle. The ...

Hershey's customers weren't really tricked by Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins, a judge has ruled. On Sept. 19, a Florida judge dismissed a lawsuit brought against Hershey's last year accusing the ...

Hershey received a treat Friday when a judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming the company's Reese's candies tricked customers by depicting spooky Halloween designs on their packaging, while the unwrapped ...

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As reported by Tom's Hardware, a pair of hackers successfully compromised the cybersecurity of Restaurant Brands International (RBI), which owns Burger King, Popeyes, and Tim Hortons. They uncovered ...

Former Nintendo software developer Ken Watanabe, not to be confused with one of the most famous Japanese actors of all time, says his ex-employer doesn't create entirely new franchises all too often ...