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BJ’s Wholesale Club Expands to Texas, Rivaling Costco and Sam’s Club
The Massachusetts-based chain is launching with a $20 first-year membership — just a fraction of Costco’s $65 fee — as it opens its first Dallas-Fort Worth location April 24 and promises to undercut grocery store prices by up to 25% every day.
Spirit Airlines Could Get $500M Bailout as Talks Intensify
With jet fuel prices now double Spirit’s financial projections and the Transportation Secretary openly questioning whether a rescue would ‘put good money after bad,’ the fate of America’s biggest budget carrier — and its rock-bottom fares — hangs in the balance.
7 Reasons Stocks Keep Hitting Records While the World Burns
War, $4 gas, and chaos — yet stocks just hit all-time highs. Here’s what Wall Street sees that you don’t.
GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs Will Still Be Cheap with Medicare, but There’s a Catch
Major insurers including Aetna and UnitedHealth walked away from Medicare’s original GLP-1 coverage plan — but a $50-a-month bridge program kicks in July 1 to keep the drugs within reach for seniors.
Tesla Q1 Earnings Preview: 5 Things to Watch as BYD Rivalry Heats Up
With Tesla’s Model S and Model X quietly discontinued and Cybercab mass production supposedly starting this month, this quarter’s earnings call may reveal whether Elon Musk is steering a car company or a robotics empire.
What Is ‘Financial Future Faking’ and How Do You Avoid It While Dating?
One in five daters say they want to see a match’s credit score before agreeing to a first date — and a Federal Reserve study suggests that’s not as shallow as it sounds.
Harley-Davidson Recalls Nearly 17,000 Motorcycles. See Affected Models
The brake line defect can cause complete rear brake failure — and most owners won’t get a notification letter until April 27.
Average Cost of Raising a Child Rises to $303,418 Nationwide
Daycare alone averages $17,264 a year — and in Hawaii, the full 18-year tab to raise one child climbs to nearly $413,000.
Just How Do American Millionaires Make Their First Million?
Inheritance, luck and stock market gambles all play a part — but for most wealthy Americans it’s a different story.
7 Money Rules That Save Friendships When Your Incomes Don’t Match
Two-thirds of Americans skip hangouts over money — but never say why. Here’s how to fix that.
Amazon Launches Nationwide GLP-1 Weight-Loss Program
Insured patients can access popular GLP-1 medications starting at just $25 a month — but uninsured Americans will pay up to $299 monthly for the injectable version.
Nearly 48,000 Nissan Vehicles Recalled. See the Affected Model
If you own a 2009 or 2010 Nissan Cube, the air bag module could detach and strike you during a crash — and dealers will replace the faulty inflator for free.
MGM Grand Buffet to Close May 31. See the Buffets That Remain in Vegas
Once home to 70 Strip buffets, Las Vegas is down to fewer than 10 — here’s a rundown of what’s still open and where to find it.
Nearly 150K Generac Generators Sold at Lowe’s, Home Depot Recalled
Generac has already logged 114 fuel-leak reports on these models — here’s how to tell in 30 seconds whether your generator is one of them.
How to Island Hop in Hawaii without Wasting Time: 3 Tips From a Local
Most visitors stick to a single Hawaiian island, but a local travel expert reveals the two airlines that cover almost every interisland route — and the one seat you should book before anyone else grabs it.
Apple Became a $4 Trillion Company under Tim Cook. What Happens Now?
Tim Cook’s handpicked successor will take the CEO chair September 1 — and his first major test is catching up in an AI race where Apple has fallen visibly behind its rivals.
The Quiet Way Grocery Brands Are Charging You More for Less
A new analysis found the average family of four is paying $741 more per year for the same groceries as in 2020 — and $41 of that gap comes from packages that quietly got smaller, not just pricier.
Your Social Security Office May Be Temporarily Closed. See the List
Offices in 13 states and territories — from West Virginia to Hawaii — have quietly shut their doors or gone appointment-only, and the SSA isn’t explaining why.
Remote Work Is on the Rise in 2026 — and High Earners Are Cashing In
Good news for folks who prefer working remotely, especially for certain types of workers and industries.
Napping May Be a Warning Sign of Health Issues in Older Adults, Study Finds
A 19-year study of more than 1,300 adults found that morning naps and longer daytime sleep are tied to higher all-cause mortality rates — and wearable devices may be the key to catching the decline early.
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