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Should you give out your zip code in the checkout line?

You’re checking out at the cash register, and at the point of sale, the cashier asks you for your phone number or zip code. Why do they want that zip code? Most assume it’s to validate one’s credit card. But that’s not the real reason. It’s because they want to ...

The Greene Town Center complex is an established mixed-use, office, retail, dining and entertainment center and serves as the third major shopping mall in the Dayton region.Staff Photo by Jim Witmer

The Greene adding eight new tenants by mid-year

The Greene Town Center will add four clothing/accessory stores, two restaurants, a spa and a chiropractor’s office over the next few months. The businesses are: Buckle, a men’s and women’s clothing and accessories store scheduled to open in June in 5,107 square feet at 4480 Cedar Park Drive; Hot Mama, ...

I-Team Investigation: Lottery Targets Retailers Who Steal Winning Tickets

Dayton -For some people working at Ohio Lottery outlets, the lure of easy money is too much to resist. In the last two years, 24 workers at gas stations and carryouts statewide have been caught stealing winning tickets from unsuspecting lottery players. The stolen prize money ranged from $5 to ...

Post-Christmas storm throws wrench in day-after-Christmas sales

Post-Christmas shoppers are out and about, but they are not exactly looking for deals on the latest gadgets.Instead of using gift cards or returning merchandise for stuff they actually want, the shoppers who are braving today’s storm are generally on the hunt for shovels, salt and snow blowers, local stores ...

Sarah Lucas (center) collects her receipt from Vivian Combs after returning items at Target in Middletown with her kids Shelby and Brady Friday, Dec. 22, 2012. The biggest day of the year for store returns is the day after Christmas.

Stores brace for returns, face threat of fraud

The biggest day of the year for store returns is the day after Christmas, and while retailers work to accommodate the influx of shoppers at the customer service desk, they’re increasingly mindful that some may be naughty instead of nice. This year, retailers estimate they will lose $2.9 billion due ...

Christmas Past in the Miami Valley

Car crashes through Beavercreek home just after 8p.m. on Sunday  evening causing extensive structural damage, fire personnel and tow truck operators host a 2008 Ford Focus from the family room at 1789 N. Central Ave. where the operator lost control veering off  the roadway crashing through the front of the home then coming to rest in the family room destroying a Christmas tree and gifts, and at which point the occupants fled the scene on foot.  One male resident was home at the time of the crash and fire crews extricated him  out of the structure. The family of three were not allowed to go back into the structure and would stay with family members. Beavercreek police stated that the operator and passenger were located about one block away and charges are pending to the investigation 
Contributed Photo by Charles Caperton

Car damages Beavercreek home

Shopping online this holiday season? Here’s how you can avoid becoming a victim

The holiday shopping season is prime time for shoppers, for retail sellers — and for online scammers, according to the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office, which has released a list of tips to avoid becoming a victim. Here are some ways to avoid having your money or your identity stolen while ...

What’s in store: Holiday gifts for kids

Like many American businesses, the toy industry isn’t all fun and games right now. U.S. toy sales were down 2 percent last year, and have dropped in four of the past five years, according to the Toy Industry Association. The decline has been attributed to everything from a dearth of ...

Area fighters boxing to benefit vets

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