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A paranormal investigator just bought the infamous Los Angeles home where the Charles Manson murders took place 50 years ago
Other than a remodeled kitchen and an added carport, the house's structure looks as it did back when the murders took place.
Moving into a tiny house helped one 35-year-old increase his income and save $100,000 in 5 years — here’s how he did it
Ryan Mitchell's 150 square-foot tiny house reduced his housing costs. The extra money helped him save 50% of his income a month and start a business.
The CEO of Walmart describes the moment he learned of the El Paso shooting
The Walmart CEO said he's not certain about when the El Paso store will reopen, as it is ultimately up to law enforcement.
A look back at Lowe’s journey from small family hardware store to retail giant
Lowe's started out as a family business and later expanded into the second largest home-improvement retailer in the country.
A Lowe’s executive explains how the home-improvement retailer is making the most of its partnership with the NFL
Lowe's executive vice president of merchandising Bill Boltz said the company is looking to connect with customers through the NFL.
Airlines are selling thousands of flights on the Boeing 737 Max, even though it’s still grounded
The FAA and other regulators have not given a date for when the 737 Max can return as Boeing fixes the plane after two crashes that killed 346 people.
Meet Laura Arnold, the billionaire philanthropist taking on the parole system with Jay-Z and Meek Mill
A lawyer turned billionaire philanthropist, Arnold has given $250 million to reform the system she says is "deeply broken, inefficient, and unfair."
Here’s what Costco looked like when it first opened in 1983
Costco's been around in some form since Price Club opened its doors in 1976. Check out these photos from the first Costco warehouse.
Houses are the new Instagram influencers — so it’s a shame most millennials in the US will likely be renters for years
There's a new kind of influencer in town — the home-décor influencer, who has turned their house into a money machine, reported The New York Times.
Bootleg alcohol is an insidious international threat, and one expert says it’s especially dangerous when it’s slipped into a legitimate su...
Businesses rely on international, national, and local distributors to obtain alcohol. All it takes is a "bad actor" to put consumers at risk.