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Americans from all walks of life are working overtime (sometimes literally) to save money on groceries. With food costs averaging 3% higher this year than last year, even some wealthier citizens are ...

FRANKLIN COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) -- The Franklin County Sheriff's Office has fired a detective and has indefinitely suspended use of its Flock camera surveillance system. Sheriff Kevin White said the ...

Surging Treasury yields have not only been in sharp focus for equity investors of late; they’ve also made their impact on the foreign exchange market, helping push up the U.S. dollar. The dollar index ...

The controversial influencer Jeffree Star is defending his eponymous cosmetics brand's decision to sell products at Dollar Tree, after he had mocked other beauty brands for being sold at discount ...

The CEOs of major surveillance technology companies, including Flock Safety, did not attend a Senate hearing called by Sen. Josh Hawley to examine the proliferation of their products, which have come ...

Flock Safety, the firm that has come under pressure from alleged abuse of its cameras, is evaluating selling itself. The company has had preliminary discussions with outside advisers, according to a ...

(NEXSTAR) – Flock cameras, automated license plate readers (ALPRs), and other similar devices have attracted backlash from around the country in recent months. While Flock may be the name that ...

The Atlanta-based company, which has about 1,500 employees, began accepting applications Friday for what it described in an internal announcement as the “most generous” severance package it has ...