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 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning letter to Greenbrier International, Inc., doing business as Dollar Tree, for receiving over-the-counter (OTC) drugs produced by foreign manufacturers found to have serious violations of federal law. The warning letter outlines multiple violations of current good manufacturing practices at contract manufacturers used to produce Dollar Tree's Assured Brand OTC drugs as well as other drug products sold at Dollar Tree and Family Dollar stores.

Post and Hostess are giving consumers a new way to enjoy a childhood staple snack: Twinkies in cereal form. 

Medical workers have some of the toughest jobs day in and day out, so Nike designed a new shoe that can stand up to the specific challenges that they face on the job.

Disney’s new streaming service warns fans that they may encounter “outdated cultural depictions” while watching some of its older content.

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Dietary products that have undeclared medication in them are very serious business. So we assure you that the details of this recall are not a joke. A company called Med Man Distribution is recalling a dietary supplement called Up2 There Is No Other All Natural Libido for Men and Women.

It's the holiday season but it's also the time of year to keep your guard up against scammers who are trying to get their hands on your money.

The wireless carrier states on its website that the offer is only available if the pending Sprint merger closes, and the plans could be subject to line limits.

An American Girl holiday catalog released last month featured a 4-year-old girl with Down syndrome from Illinois, displaying pictures that her mother said starts an important conversation about presenting people and children of all abilities. 

More than 2 million pounds of poultry products is being recalled due to possible contamination.

Amazon is offering a voice-activated artificial Christmas tree that is compatible with Alexa. 

For the second consecutive year, Target will start its Black Friday event on Thanksgiving Day.

RetailMeNot’s first annual "Cash Back Day" takes place on Nov. 7, offering up to 20 percent cash back to shoppers who purchase items from hundreds of participating retailers.

Now’s your chance to really impress your coworkers at the next white elephant office gift exchange by snagging an American Girl doll complete with 5,000 Swarovski crystals and beads retailing for a cool $5,000.

Amazon Prime members can now get free, one-day delivery on more than 10 million items, the company said.

Kohl’s is offering double its military discount for Veterans Day, increasing it from 15 percent to 30 percent.

Costco is offering Kirkland Signature Eggnog Wine Cocktails for the holidays.