Economy

Hispanic-Owned Goya Foods Looks to Corner the Latin Food Market Via $300 Million Expansion

Goya Foods, the United States' largest Hispanic-owned food company, has expanded its West Coast headquarters, developing a distribution center and a new facility in Southern California, a response to growing demands for Goya products among immigrant populations and Americans, as part of a $300 million expansion.

Taylor Swift New '1989' Album: 'Shake It Off' Singer Breaks Eminem's Record for Largest First Week Sales

There is finally a platinum-selling album in 2014: Taylor Swift’s brand-new “1989.” There is finally a platinum-selling album in 2014: Taylor Swift's brand-new "1989.

Startup Wednesday: Couple Care Brings an App's Touch to Fertility

This week's featured startup is Couple Care, an app and service designed to help guide couples through the fertility process -- whether they want to have babies or not.

The Latest FCC Net Neutrality Proposal Pleases None by Trying to Satisfy All

It seems Tom Wheeler can't catch a break: His latest attempt to charm both sides of the contentious Net Neutrality debate has seemingly pleased no one.

Apple Sued Over Faulty 2011 Macbook Pros: Lawsuit Claims Company 'Knew' About Problem, Still Charged Customers $100s for Repair

Apple may be in a bit of PR problem. The computer giant is currently facing a lawsuit brought forth by disgruntled customers whose Macbook Pro laptops began malfunctioning. The lawsuit is asking Apple to reimburse customers for expenses and damages.

Amazon Cloud: Unlimited Photo Storage for Prime

The newest incentive from Amazon seeks to lure customers needing tons of space for photos. If you are a Prime Member of Amazon you probably already know about the amazing benefits that the service offers to its members: Free 2-day shipping on almost anything, tons of TV shows, videos, music, you name it.

Honda Recall: Car Company Under Investigation, May Have Failed to Report Deaths, Injuries From Faulty Airbags

On Monday, U.S. safety regulators said that they are looking into whether or not Honda Motor Co. failed to report deaths and injuries from defective airbags in some of the company's vehicles.

HTC One M8 Camera and Specs: Eco-Friendly Windows Smartphone Gets AT&T Release Date

The new all-metal HTC One (M8) for Windows will be available on Nov. 7 for AT&T customers. For $0 down on an AT&T Next plan, customers could purchase the new smartphone with installments of $27.92 a month with Next 18 or $33.60 a month with Next 12.

Frank's RedHot Sauce Buffalo Wings Gaining Traction With U.S. Latinos

How do you spice up your life?For Christian Ortiz, Senior Brand Manager for Frank's RedHot, who spoke with Latin Post in an exclusive interview, it's his passion for both his Guatemalan and American cultures, American football and Latin American fútbol -- and of course a dash of Frank's RedHot sauce!

Wii U Video Game Sales and Release Update: 'Mario Kart 8,' 'Super Smash Bros.' May Help Nintendo Game Console See Profits This Fiscal Year

The push to get more players to their system is in full gear for Nintendo as the Wii U console has been a relative disappointment for the Japanese video game creator.

The Best New Movies and TV Shows Coming to Netflix November

Sexy male strippers, fighting a zombie-like virus, observing gorillas, and feigning curiosity over an aging gigolo -- these are some of the stories that will keep you entertained as they are coming to Netflix for the month of November.

LGBT News: Reasons Other Gay Execs May Not Come Out of the Closet Despite Apple's Tim Cook Announcement

CEOs like Tim Cook could change the landscape for the LGBT community in the business world When Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed he was gay on Thursday, questions of when other Fortune 500 company CEOs would come out of the closet began to circulate.

Redbox Parent Company Reports Decrease in Revenue, Blames Content and 'Unfavorable Timing' of Movie Releases

The company that owns Redbox movie rentals reported share price increases during the third quarter despite significantly lower profits

Social Media Saturday: Facebook Welcomes Tor, Instagram Bans Chelsea Handler's Boobs, and Twitter Struggles... Again

This week in social media, Facebook welcomed Tor users, while Instagram wasn't as hospitable to Chelsea Handler's boobs. Meanwhile, Twitter continued to struggle and BBM joined the Snapchat imitation club.

Black Friday Deals 2014: Amazon, Wal-Mart Marking Down Prices Starting Early November

Shopping deals on Black Friday and other end-of-year savings have contributed to the “Christmas creep:” the inching of the holiday shopping season inching earlier and earlier, stretching over many weeks before the end of the year.

New Zealand's Rugby World Cup Champion All Blacks Invade Soldier Field Saturday to Face USA Eagles

The defending 2011 Rugby World Cup champions, New Zealand's All Blacks, will play their first match on American soil since 1980 against the USA Eagles in front of a sold out crowd at historical Soldier Field making it the largest-ever audience for an international rugby contest in the United States.

New York Yankees' Mariano Rivera Talks World Series 2014, Humble Beginnings As He Lends Support to Ronald McDonald House New York During Bloomberg Tradebook Charity Trading Day [Exclusive]

On Thursday, New York Yankees' legendary pitcher Mariano Rivera proved that in retirement, he's still on top of his game, but this time around his incredible cut fastballs are coming from a philanthropic direction as he lent his support to Ronald McDonald House New York during Bloomberg Tradebook Charity Trading Day, where former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's global agency brokerage business helped raise money for 14 charitable organizations in New York, London and Hong Kong.

Android Executive Andy Rubin Leaves to Start His Own Project: Was He Unhappy With Google?

Andy Rubin, the man behind Android and a high-up executive at Google, will be leaving the company and starting a project of his own.

Starbucks to Offer Coffee Delivery, Pre-Order and Pre-Payment With New Mobile App Starting in Portland, Oregon

If the java from your home or office coffee maker doesn't do it for you, Starbucks can soon solve your conundrum. The coffee house chain will begin delivering beverages and food items in select markets next year.

Victoria's Secret Ad Featuring Lily Aldridge, Behati Prinsloo and Jasmine Tookes Petitioned For Labeling 'The Perfect Body'

Victoria's Secret Ad, 'The Perfect Body' is being petitioned for the company to change its policies, for sending mixed messages. The ads feature a new line of push up bras with images of models, Angels Lily Aldridge, Behati Prinsloo and Jasmine Tookes.
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