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Colorado is one of only three states tied between hot dog and hamburger sales this Fourth of July cookout season.

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At Home, a home decor retailer, plans to close 26 "underperforming" stores by September. See the list, including NJ stores shutting down.

At Home filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday, June 16. As a result, the home goods retailer will close 26 "underperforming" stores by Sept. 30.

( NewsNation) — Target is testing new technology to allow shoppers to lock and unlock store shelves using their smartphones, an anti-theft solution that has been explored by competitors like Walmart.

Target Corp. is preparing to introduce new technology to lock and unlock store shelves from a smartphone in a bid to curb theft and improve the shopping experience.