FTC investigates personalized pricing
The Federal Trade Commission is launching an investigation into personalized pricing.
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US bans imports from 3 Chinese biotech companies over forced labor allegations
The Trump administration said Wednesday that it is blocking shipments by the Chinese biotech company BGI Group and its affiliates, alleging ties to forced labor in China's far-west ethnic region of Xinjiang.
Senate is skeptical about making daylight saving time permanent despite Trump's pressure
The Senate is unlikely to act before the end of the year on a House-passed bill that would make daylight saving time permanent, defying President Donald Trump and dashing the hopes of Americans who don’t like having to change their clocks twice a year.
Trump lends support for Darline Graham in South Carolina as Republican anxiety rises in Senate race
Annie Andrews has a request for voters in South Carolina who haven't sent a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in nearly three decades: Just give me a chance.
Inflation heats up again, data shows, days before midterm elections where cost of living dominates
An inflation gauge closely monitored by the Federal Reserve accelerated last month, showing that prices remain elevated less than a week before midterm elections in which the uncomfortably high cost of living for millions of Americans has become a central issue.
SC candidates making final push across state as election day nears
As early voting continues through Saturday, October 31, the state Election Commission reports that over 670,000 South Carolinians have already cast their ballots.
It's National Chocolate Day
It's now time to honor one of the planet's favorite food items.
Cheerios creates resealable bags added to boxes
Keeping one brand of breakfast cereal fresh is about to get a whole lot easier.
Apple releases Mac with touchscreen
After years of resisting the idea Apple is finally launching a touch-screen laptop.
The bond market swings, but US stocks remain steady after the Fed says it won't raise interest rates
The bond market is swinging Wednesday, while U.S. stocks hold relatively steady after the Federal Reserve decided not to raise its main interest rate to bring down high inflation.
Iran war's cost to American taxpayers grows to an estimated $47.1 billion
The cost of the Iran war to American taxpayers has grown to $47.1 billion, according to a new estimate the Pentagon has provided to Congress.
Federal Reserve keeps rates unchanged despite elevated inflation, gives little signal of next move
(AP) — The Federal Reserve kept its key rate unchanged Wednesday at about 3.9% despite stubbornly high inflation, while providing little hint about the central bank’s next moves.
Vote 2026: Early voting numbers climb in SC with record turnout
Vote 2026: Early voting numbers climb in SC with record turnout, Crysty Vaughan has details
U.S. Senate Democratic Nominee Dr. Annie Andrews calls for data center moratorium
Candidates are now in the final stretch of their campaign tours making their way across the state to speak with potential voters.
Survey: More young adults living with parents
The high cost of living and a challenging job market are keeping more young Americans at home.
FTC sues Dollar General over allegations of deceptive pricing practices
The Federal Trade Commission along with 20 states has sued Dollar General over allegations of deceptive pricing practices.
Jury to decide on insider trader case
A judge ruled a jury needs to decide whether prediction market bets can be prosecuted as insider trading.
Early voting still available across the state
Early voting is still available across the state and voters continue to cast their ballots.
Hunter Biden laptop issue resurfaces as judge scolds prosecutors over case against ex-FBI officials
A federal judge on Tuesday scolded the Justice Department for its unorthodox handling of a criminal case against two former FBI officials accused of making false statements to Congress about their knowledge of a laptop the Justice Department says belonged to Hunter Biden, the son of former President Joe Biden.
Judge extends court-ordered block on Trump’s renovation plans for public golf course in Washington
A federal judge agreed Monday to extend an order blocking the Trump administration’s renovation plans for a century-old public golf course in the nation’s capital.
