Health conscious parents across the US will be glad to learn their children’s Nesquik chocolate milk will soon have less sugar.
The US election forced Jose Cuervo, the world’s biggest tequila maker, to postpone its IPO twice in 2016. It looks like 2017 is the year the company will finally get its shot.
In a world riddled with “alternative facts” and fake news, Snapchat is doing its part to stop false information from making its rounds.
Inauguration day is here and the festivities have begun. But what kind of hosts would the American people be without a housewarming gift for the newly sworn-in president and vice president?
Less than a month after the US called out China’s largest online marketplace, Taobao, for its rampant counterfeiting, the Chinese company’s parent has formed an alliance of 20 brands to use data to fight fakes.
From the middle of this year, the US government is expanding the reach of its food-stamp program—and some of the biggest online retailers are getting in on the action.
Last summer, drug company Mylan shocked EpiPen users and parents of children who might need the life-saving device when it announced the EpiPen would cost over $600, a 300% increase since 2009.
