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Five motorcycles that helped cement Harley-Davidson’s image and riders’ passion
From the Sportster to the Road Glide, Street Glide and custom motorcycles, these top selling bikes are keeping Harley-Davidson’s legacy alive.
Powerball jackpot for Saturday night’s drawing hits $875 million, third-largest prize ever
The Powerball jackpot has grown to $875 million, the third-largest ever. When is Saturday night’s drawing? About 11 p.m. ET.
San Francisco’s beer pioneer, Anchor Brewing Company, is closing its doors after 127 years
Anchor Brewing Co. in San Francisco, one of the first U.S. craft breweries, will be closed, says Japanese beer maker Sapporo, which bought it in 2017.
Domino’s unveils ordering partnership with Uber Eats, Postmates, sees stock rise Wednesday
Domino’s will allow customers to order pizza, pasta and other items on Uber Eats or Postmates by 2024, the pizza chain announced Wednesday.
On Tuesday shoppers spent a whopping $6B for Amazon Prime Day. Here’s what they bought.
The first 24 hours of Amazon Prime Day was the biggest e-commerce day so far this year, according to the latest Adobe Analytics data.
Tax prep firms like H&R Block shared taxpayer data with Facebook and Google, lawmakers say
Tax prep companies have potentially violated privacy laws by sharing taxpayers’ sensitive data with Facebook parent company Meta for years.
Get discounted Wawa subs through Sunday in honor of the 15th annual Hoagiefest
Wawa’s Hoagiefest has kicked off every summer since 2008, offering customers the chance to get exclusive pricing on all hot and cold subs, plus merchandise.
Krispy Kreme celebrates 86th year by offering customers a dozen donuts for just $0.86 this Friday
Customers at Krispy Kreme can get a dozen glazed donuts for $0.86 this Friday as part of the company’s 86th birthday celebration.
Social Security COLA 2024 estimates rose in an unexpected twist. Here’s why.
Despite easing inflation, next year’s Social Security cost of living adjustment (COLA) inched up to 3% from 2.7% last month.