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Month: September 2022

Walmart enters the metaverse with Roblox experiences

CNN By Ramishah Maruf, CNN Walmart has entered the metaverse. The retail giant announced Monday it is launching two immersive online experiences with Roblox, a metaverse mega-platform extremely popular with young kids. Walmart said it is targeting the next generation of customers — Covid-19 altered consumers’ shopping habits and caused a surge in e-commerce sales.

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Fed Chair Powell warned of ‘pain’ to come. Seniors on fixed incomes are already feeling it

Martha C. White America’s seniors are facing a lot of hard choices. After the Federal Reserve’s latest rate hike, the combination of climbing prices on everything from food to gas to utilities and ever-higher borrowing costs is making the finances of Americans on fixed incomes increasingly precarious. “Overall, they have an increase in daily living

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What is the healthiest bread?

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN One of the foods many people hate to love is bread. It tastes so good, but we often get messages that, nutritionally, it’s so bad. There are entire diets centered around cutting out bread and other carbohydrates and shaming people who eat them, said Natalie Mokari, a dietitian based in Charlotte,

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Armie Hammer’s ex Elizabeth Chambers allegedly used a friend’s email to communicate with journalists amid their relationship fallout

By Chloe Melas, CNN Armie Hammer and his estranged wife Elizabeth Chambers’ contentious split in 2020 was widely publicized, but more is coming to light about why that may have been the case. As the recent Discovery+ docuseries “House of Hammer” has brought allegations of sexual abuse by Hammer back into the headlines, CNN has

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Heating costs to increase

CNN — The Borderland is still warm for now. But other parts of the country are already bracing for cooler weather and higher heating bills. Families, expected to pay an average of 17% more for home heat this coming season as compared to last winter. Those who heat with gas are facing the highest increase

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