If you still haven't finished your holiday shopping, have no fear. There are still a few days left for you to buy some last-minute holiday gifts. Jamie Miles, Site Director at Best Products, shares her list of must-haves for the holiday season.
Miles says there are plenty of good options for parents - options that both your mom and dad would like. First on her list is the 2nd Generation Amazon Echo. Miles also suggests buying your parents the Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 Starter Kit. It's an easy way to make your home "smarter."
For your significant other Miles recommends the Prynt Pocket Instant Photo Printer for iPhone or a Pad & Quill Messenger Bag. Depending on what your boyfriend or girlfriend is into, either could work.
Airbnb has admitted to misleading its customers in Australia by not making clear that prices on its site were listed in U.S. dollars instead of Australian dollars.
Business research group The Conference Board said that its consumer confidence index increased two months in a row.
Grant Buckholt, financial adviser with Northwestern Mutual, joined Cheddar News to discuss what exactly a holiday bonus entails and provided tips on how to budget it.
New car sales in the U.S. are forecasted to grow next year.
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There are reports that Warner Brothers Discovery and Paramount have held talks to join forces. Cheddar News breaks it down to discuss what this could mean for the media landscape and for viewers.
Thursday kicks off the busiest holiday travel period of the year.
SiriusXM is facing a new lawsuit for allegedly trapping customers into subscription plans.
IKEA says it expects shipping delays and other product availability issues due to ongoing attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea.
