Big retail chains are looking to up their game when it comes to ready-to-eat meals—and managing prices in a bid to keep shoppers happy and fed.

IKEA recently confirmed it will slash prices by up to half at many of its restaurants globally. The temporary price cuts aim to help consumers at a time of high living costs and economic turbulence.

Waffle House has ended its 50-cent surcharge on eggs, a sign that egg prices are stabilizing after months of inflation and supply issues driven by avian flu.

Restaurant prices feel sky-high — until you peek inside the hotel minibar. From a $10 Snickers to $300 tequila, discover how outrageous minibar markups can make dinner out look like a bargain ...

The IKEA SINNERLIG Pendant Lamp is nearly identical to some more expensive versions I'd seen online (like this woven bamboo pendan t from Wayfair with a $387 price tag) and, to be honest, I love ...

Waffle House has dropped its 50 cent surcharge on eggs as supplies rebound. The chain added the temporary charge in February, when avian flu sent egg prices to record highs.

In 14 countries around the world, Ingka Group, the largest owner of Ikea stores, is cutting the price of restaurant meals in half Monday through Friday, with kids eating free. The move is part of the ...