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Some retailers are deciding that the customer can be very, very wrong — as in unprofitable. And some, including Best Buy Co., are discriminating between profitable customers and shoppers they lose money on.
British women take longer to master the art of driving than men, but once the "L" plates are ditched, women are safer on the road, the AA motoring organization said.
Millions of crickets have invaded Nice airport in southern France, causing no direct threat to air traffic but attracting birds who could pose a danger.
Sherelle Purnell's facial expression went from one of embarrassment to defiance as she puffed a cigarette and lugged a sandwich board sign that declared: "I was caught stealing gas."
U.S. researchers have unearthed what they say may be the oldest known brewery in the Andes, a pre-Incan plant at least 1,000 years old that could produce drinks for hundreds of people at one sitting.
A group of nearly 250 Tokyo teachers ordered to attend "re-education" sessions after refusing to sing Japan's national anthem said they would hold off taking legal action until giving the sessions a try.
A German truck driver beat up a motorist he believed was driving too slowly in a case of 'road rage' in a country famous for having no limits on stretches of its motorways.
Chicago Cubs fans used to seeing their team's chances for postseason glory crumble no longer have to worry about their beloved Wrigley Field coming unglued, too.
Some grieving families think the Teamsters Local 120 is making a grave mistake. The union is picketing cemeteries, including when funeral services are in progress, in its strike on the Twin Cities' biggest maker of burial vaults.
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