New Design For Dallas' Two Arts Plaza Building Aims To Woo Business

Kylie Jenner is no billionaire — and that’s bad news for Coty, the beauty company that bought a controlling stake in her makeup business last year. Shares of Coty tanked 13 percent on Friday after Forbes revoked Jenner’s status as the world’s youngest self-made billionaire and questioned whether the pouty-lipped Kardashian-clan member has been forging

Subway Restaurants’ Milford, Conn., headquarters received a package with a powdery substance on Thursday that’s being investigated by the local police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, The Post has learned. The police and Subway executives believe the package could have been sent by a recently laid-off Subway employee, Milford police officer Maralisa Anania told

Going out of business has helped boost sales at Pier 1 Imports, The Post has learned. The struggling seller of glassware and wicker furniture has been raking in some $20 million a week in online going-out-of-business sales, the CEO revealed at a bankruptcy hearing on Friday. That’s better than any of its Black Friday sales

As protests continue over George Floyd's death, Nike took to Instagram Friday to post a socially conscious message: "Don't turn your back on racism."       

Suburban Chicago reopened after more than two months of coronavirus pandemic, with shopping, dining and workouts back on the menu.

By Richard MizeReal Estate Editorrmize@oklahoman.comEDMOND — Metro-area homebuilders are throwing the doors open to nearly 100 new houses this weekend and next for the Parade of Homes Spring Festival, delayed for a month because of the coronavirus. After so many folks were cooped up at home for so long, will more people than usual tour the parade houses? Or, with many people still staying put, will fewer?