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Is the coconut RedBull discontinued? No, the Coconut Edition has not been discontinued and is still listed on Red Bull’s own website.

Is My Pillow still in business in 2026? Yes, My Pillow is still in business and still selling products, despite severe financial distress.

Is Rec Room shutting down in 2026? Yes, Rec Room actually shut down on June 1, 2026, after failing to become profitable.

Is JetBlue going out of business in 2026? No, JetBlue is not filing for bankruptcy or shutting down. The airline is under real financial strain, but it is still flying and still selling tickets.

No, JCPenney is not going out of business. The retailer is still open, still operating hundreds of stores, and still investing in its future.

Yes, Frontier Airlines is still in business and actively growing. Following Spirit Airlines’ May 2026 shutdown, Frontier rolled out rescue fares and added new routes within hours, expanding into more than 100 former Spirit markets. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s rumor, and how Frontier differs from Spirit.

Yes, Sears is still in business, just not as the retail giant you remember. After 2018 bankruptcy and acquisition by Transformco, only about 5 full-line Sears stores remain open nationwide. Sears.com and Sears Home Services are still operating. Here’s exactly what’s real and what’s gone.

No, Spirit Airlines is no longer operating. The budget carrier ceased all flight operations at 3:00 a.m. ET on May 2, 2026, after a $500 million federal rescue deal fell through during its second Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Here’s exactly what happened, what it means for tickets and refunds, and what comes next.

Yes, the U.S. stopped making new pennies, with the last one minted in November 2025. But that’s different from pennies being illegal or worthless. Existing pennies remain legal tender indefinitely and can still be spent, deposited, and accepted everywhere. Here’s the full, Treasury-confirmed breakdown.

Yes, the Nissan Titan has been discontinued. Nissan confirmed the 2024 model year was the truck’s last, ending 21 years of production at its Canton, Mississippi plant. Here’s what’s officially confirmed, what’s still available at dealers, and what’s just speculation about a possible replacement.