My Daily Emails

When Japanese auto import restrictions hit in the 1980s, Toyota started building plants in America. It wasn’t a factory invasion. Douglas Fraser, president of the United Automobile Workers at the

Corona’s parent company just watched its stock drop 14% in one day. Not because of bad press, ambassador faux-pas or product issues. Young people aren’t drinking like they did back

Dunkin’ Donuts has launched a personal care line at Walmart. I’m not kidding. Through a collaboration between Dunkin’ and Native, you can now buy: My first reaction was “Why?” My

“Oh. My. God. You guys HAVE to try this!” [Insert perfectly lit video of someone “discovering” a product they were clearly paid to promote] If you spend any time on

A water bomber just collided with someone’s drone over the Los Angeles fires. For real. A massive, specially designed CL-415 firefighting aircraft, sent from Quebec to help save lives and

My father-in-law, a fine artist, buys his art supplies on Temu. Not just for the prices. For the selection. That derailed my thinking about Temu. Because it signals something bigger

Over the holidays, we spent a lot of time playing board games with our kids. The classics came out: Monopoly, Othello, Scrabble, Trouble, even chess. Most are older than I

I buy my share of Kirkland Signature products from Costco. And the odd piece of Amazon Essentials clothing. Also store brands from other retailers I trust. The quality is usually

Anyone in your household get a cool smart appliance over the holidays? You might be surprised by how much it already knows about you. Recent investigations revealed smart air fryers

At Costco yesterday, a sample server pitched her offering as “delicious, easy and convenient.” I looked around. Those same words could describe nearly EVERY edible product in the store. When