Local businesses keeping watchful eye on 3D-printed guns debate

Just one day before instructions to make 3D-printed untraceable, plastic guns would be made available online, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order.

3D printed gun blueprints allowed to go online

For years the State Department had been fighting back a lawsuit from an online company that was forced to take down a downloadable gun blueprint because the post was a violation of the international traffic in arms regulations. But starting August 1, anyone with internet and a 3D printer will be able to make an untraceable handgun, rifle or assault weapon.

Chick-fil-A's Canadian expansion sparks pro-LGBTQ protests

News of Chick-fil-A's expansion into Toronto is being slammed online by some LGBTQ supporters, who have declared a boycott of the chicken-centric chain's future Canadian locations via Twitter.

Blue Bell debuts Key Lime Mango Tart ice cream

Blue Bell has spent most of July returning fan favorites to stores, but it introduced a brand new flavor on Thursday.

RECALL ALERT: Kraft Heinz recalls Taco Bell Salsa Con Queso Mild Cheese Dip over botulism risk

Kraft Heinz is pulling its Taco Bell Salsa Con Queso Mild Cheese Dip from store shelves due to a possible botulism risk. Approximately 7,000 case of the cheese dip are being recalled.

Miss You: Candy hearts company plant abruptly closes

The owner of the company behind chalky, colorful confections such as Necco Wafers and Sweethearts has unexpectedly shut down operations at its Massachusetts plant and hasn't said if candy production will resume.

Krispy Kreme selling a dozen doughnuts for $1 on Friday

Krispy Kreme is celebrating its 81st birthday this year by offering customers the chance to buy a dozen doughnuts for just $1.

Sergio Marchionne, who saved Fiat and Chrysler, has died

MILAN (AP) - Sergio Marchionne, a charismatic and demanding CEO who engineered two long-shot corporate turnarounds to save both Fiat and Chrysler from near-certain failure, died Wednesday. He was 66.

Ivanka Trump's clothing company shutting down

NEW YORK (AP) - Ivanka Trump's clothing company is shutting down after some stores dropped her line and she decided ethics restrictions were holding back its ability.

Company tested four-day work week, results may surprise you

The CEO of a company in New Zealand is trying to implement a four-day work week after a trial run proved to be a massive success.

Marriott hotels eliminating plastic straws by 2019

Marriott International plans to remove plastic straws and drink stirrers from all of its 6,500 hotels and resorts worldwide by next year.

Starbucks to open 1st US signing store on H Street in DC

Starbucks has announced that it will open its first signing store, which will feature a full staff fluent in American Sign Language, on H Street in the District.

Comcast drops out of Twenty-First Century Fox bidding war

Comcast dropped out of the bidding war for Twenty-First Century Fox's entertainment business Thursday, saying that it will instead focus on its pursuit of the European pay-TV operator Sky.

NAACP lifts travel advisory against American Airlines

WASHINGTON (AP) - The NAACP is lifting its travel advisory against American Airlines, saying the company is making improvements that address worries about African-Americans being subject to discrimination or even unsafe conditions while flying.