Instead of using your housekeys to stab open delivery packages, setting a "mental reminder" to fix that loose doorknob every ...

The Gearwrench 82-Piece 120XP automotive tool set is a solid representation of and the perfect starting point for its modular ...

Lift the locking levers on both sides (you may need to use long-nose pliers) and slide the back ... under the piece you’re lifting and a long handle that operates a hydraulic pump to lift ...

The Hopkins SubZero has a self-locking extension ... these cables are long and thick enough for most situations, and their 400-amp current rating means they can handle most vehicles, even trucks ...

There's also a small nail file that slips inside the clipper handle. Though ... a quick guard and lock for safe storage. I recommend locking your nail clippers after using them to protect the ...

Measuring only 6.75 inches high, 5.5 inches wide, and 9 inches long and weighing just under ... 40-pound mini cutter. The pliers may be small, but they're still durable. Made from carbon steel ...

The Jacksonville Jaguars' refusal to fire general manager Trent Baalke until it nearly cost them a quality head coach caused an already unique coaching search to turn into an even more eventful ...

No surprise then that locking up products leads to lower sales ... And analysts say putting merchandise under lock and key isn't a long-term solution. It keeps customers away - and possibly ...

Locking up store merchandise can deter shoplifters and paying customers alike, according to Walgreens. The pharmacy chain's CEO Tim Wentworth said in Walgreens Boots Alliance's first-quarter ...

Walgreens has finally figured out what most people already knew: When you lock up all the products, people will buy fewer things. CEO Tim Wentworth acknowledged this reality in a first-quarter ...

What Sam Darnold experienced Sunday night against the Lions was worse than what Daniel Jones experienced in his Week 1 start against the Vikings when he played for the Giants. If you'll recall ...

Walgreens' CEO has admitted that locking up items to avoid shoplifting has not worked - and it will close stores instead. Not only has the practice not curbed theft, it has dramatically hit sales.