"Project Runway" Host Zac Posen Dishes on His New Documentary; Pottery Barn's Secret Weapon Against Amazon

How the Beauty Industry Is Getting in on Fashion Week

Fashion Week is mostly associated with the latest in clothing, but George Ledes, president and CEO of Beauty Fashion & Cosmetic World, and Estee Lauder's William P. Lauder, say beauty brands add to the bottom line. 

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"Project Runway" Host Zac Posen Dishes on His New Documentary

Vogue's new documentary focuses on the rise and fall of fashion designer Zac Posen. He told us why the inclusion of scenes detailing his relationship with his family was so important.

Pottery Barn's Secret Weapon Against Amazon

Pottery Barn president Marta Benson says her company's secret sauce is having online and in-store service work hand in hand. Why she says customers choose her company over competitors like Amazon.

Bobby Bones' Complicated Relationship with Country Music

Bobby Bones joins the ranks of radio host greats in the National Radio Hall of Fame this November. He explains how country music artists campaigned for his induction and his issues with the format. 

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PRESIDENT TRUMP MAKES A DEBT DEAL WITH DEMOCRATS

Congress will raise the debt ceiling and keep the government open until mid-December. The president met with congressional lawmakers in both parties at the White House Wednesday and sided with Democrats in the end. The deal will fund Hurricane Harvey aid but also sets up a complicated end-of-year to-do list for Congress.

TOYS "R" US REPORTEDLY WEIGHING CHAPTER 11

The storied toy retailer is considering filing for bankruptcy again and has reportedly hired a law firm to help restructure about $400 million in debt, according to CNBC. The company is struggling, with competition from online retailers such as Amazon and big box stores such as Wal-Mart driving down prices. Toys "R" Us reported a loss of $164 million in its last quarter and will post its latest earnings report at the end of the month. It would be the second time the company filed for bankruptcy, having done so in December 2008.

T-MOBILE IS GIVING CUSTOMERS FREE NETFLIX

The duo are getting together for a major bet on bingeing. The wireless provider will give future (and existing!) Family Plan Unlimited subscribers free access to stream videos starting on September 12th. The price of the plan will remain the same, $40 per line, for up to 4 lines. Customers with two or more lines are eligible and will get access to up to two HD Netflix streams simultaneously. That usually costs $9.99 a month. T-Mobile CEO John Legere sees it as a strategic move against competitors like Verzon and AT&T.