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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Jon Blitt responds to Howard Stern Show firing with Old Navy comedy bit

Fired Howard Stern Show talent Jon Blitt broke his silence on the mass layoffs with an Instagram video pretending to start a "new job" folding clothes at Old Navy, a light jab that underscores just how little Stern's long-serving staff walked away with. Blitt, one of four on-air personalities cut from the SiriusXM show on […] The post Jon Blitt responds to Howard Stern Show firing with Old Navy comedy bit appeared first on American Almanac .

Fired Howard Stern Show talent Jon Blitt broke his silence on the mass layoffs with an Instagram video pretending to start a "new job" folding clothes at Old Navy, a light jab that underscores just how little Stern's long-serving staff walked away with. Blitt, one of four on-air personalities cut from the SiriusXM show on July 13, posted the short clip showing himself inside what appeared to be an Old Navy store, deadpanning his way through a first-day orientation nobody asked for. "So today is my first day working at Old Navy," Blitt said in the video. He kept the bit rolling from there, coining a new workplace mantra. "It's different from my last job, but its a job, and the first thing I learned is ABF, 'Always Be Folding.'" The line…Open

AXIOS (Kelly Tyko) - Dollar stores, off-price chains and Best Buy all sent the same message: Value matters

American shoppers are still spending — but they're becoming pickier about where their money goes. Why it matters: Results Thursday from Dollar Tree, Burlington, Best Buy and Kohl's suggest that consumers are still willing to spend on bargains and small indulgences — yet are becoming increasingly selective as higher gas prices and other everyday costs pressure household budgets. The big picture: Retailers gaining traction right now are the ones giving shoppers clear value , convenience or a reason to spend. - Dollar Tree CEO Mike Creedon said customers remain "value focused" as higher fuel prices and broader economic uncertainty pressure budgets. - "People still want to treat themselves," Creedon said, describing Dollar Tree as a…