A Reddit user captures a video showing a tow truck driver attempting to tow a vehicle with people inside at a stoplight, highlighting the dangerous and potentially illegal actions of tow companies.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy highlights the company's growth in video advertising, with ad revenue increasing by 24% in 2023, primarily driven by sponsored ads, and the introduction of sponsored TV on streaming services.
The Dow Jones turned lower after a key inflation report, while Nvidia and Microsoft received price target hikes; in biotech news, Vertex Pharmaceuticals announced a takeover deal, and Amazon CEO Andy Jassy pledged to continue cost cuts and focus on artificial intelligence.
CarMax shares plunged nearly 14% after Q4 results fell short of expectations, with sales and profitability declining due to low consumer confidence and inflationary pressures.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) intercepted 1,503 firearms in carry-on bags at security checkpoints in US airports during the first quarter of 2024, which is almost the same as the number intercepted during the same period in 2023; however, the rate of interceptions per day was slightly lower due to the increase in the number of screened passengers, and 93% of the firearms intercepted in both periods were loaded.
Despite concerns about the EV revolution, Volkswagen and BMW both reported positive progress in their electric vehicle sales, with Volkswagen experiencing success in China and BMW reaching the milestone of selling one million EVs.
Rising fast-food prices frustrate customers, and stranded sailors are rescued after spelling 'help' with palm leaves. O.J. Simpson's death garners attention on his 'trial of the century', while fears of tensions over Gaza spilling into the Middle East grow. Strong storms bring heavy rain to the Northeast, Bob Costas reflects on O.J. Simpson's 'complicated legacy', and the Big Easy Roller Derby League's members are introduced. Buyers are advised on what to know before purchasing a new car, and Arizona Republicans block the repeal of a 1864 abortion bill. 'Upskilling' is changing the workforce and salaries, 'Rosie the Riveters' are honored with a Congressional Gold Medal, and violent storms cause destruction in the South. Shohei Ohtani's interpreter negotiates to plead guilty, inflation rises by 3.5% impacting wallets and Wall Street, and people rush to buy gold at Costco. Controversy surrounds the survey of potential jurors in the Idaho murder case, the Iowa Hawkeyes retire Caitlin Clark's No. 22 jersey, and a star-studded state dinner for Japan's prime minister is held by President Biden. Dallas police issue an arrest warrant for Rashee Rice, escalating threats between Israel and Iran fuel fears of a broader war.
California startup Fortera has developed a technology that intercepts carbon dioxide exhaust from cement kilns and routes it back in to make additional cement, reducing carbon emissions in the process.
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California lawmaker, Sen. Josh Becker, has introduced Senate Bill 1060, which would require insurance companies in the state to consider wildfire prevention efforts when determining the risk and cost of home coverage, but insurance trade groups argue that the proposal is shortsighted and could jeopardize their financial solvency.
A 9-year-old girl was shot in the leg in the parking lot of a Philadelphia McDonald's, but she is in stable condition and the perpetrator is still unknown.
Ford is recalling nearly 43,000 small SUVs due to a risk of fires caused by fuel injectors leaking gasoline onto hot engine surfaces, but the recall remedy does not include repairing the fuel leaks.
The value of shares in Donald Trump's company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), which owns Truth Social, has declined by more than half since going public, causing a significant drop in Trump's net worth.
Not all stocks are expensive right now, and two dividend stocks are identified as potential long-term opportunities.
US stocks remain under pressure as concerns about rising inflation and bond yields persist, although premarket losses have been pared following a cooler-than-expected reading on producer prices.
The Transportation Security Administration intercepted over 1,500 firearms at airport security checkpoints in the first quarter of 2024, slightly fewer than the previous year, despite a surge in flyers, according to data released by the TSA.
Long lines and delays at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport are causing frustrations for passengers due to high post-eclipse traffic and a temporary bag belt shutdown.
The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating concerns raised by a whistleblower engineer about Boeing's assembly process that could lead to mid-air plane breakages.
Sales of Volkswagen electric vehicles in Europe decreased by 24% in the first quarter of 2024, despite a 91% growth in sales in China, due to challenges such as high costs and lack of charging infrastructure, as highlighted by the World Economic Forum.
Generative AI is driving major productivity gains in both enterprise and industry, leading to increased integration of AI into workflows, the emergence of new AI-infused companies, and the expectation of reimagined user experiences in the future.
Ford Motor Co. is celebrating the launch of its new lineup of pickup trucks, including the F-150 and Ranger, along with the introduction of hybrid and electric options, solidifying its position as the leading truck-maker in the world.
Ford is recalling nearly 43,000 small SUVs due to a risk of fires caused by gasoline leaks from fuel injectors, but the recall remedy does not involve repairing the fuel leaks.
Demand for electricity in central Ohio is expected to double by 2028 due to the rapid growth of data centers, driven by the rise of artificial intelligence and increasing reliance on technology by businesses and governments.
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The hotter-than-expected March inflation report has decreased expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve in June, with only 40 basis points of cuts priced in for this year compared to 150 basis points at the start of the year, prompting Goldman Sachs to push back their forecast of the first rate cut to July; meanwhile, the European Central Bank is expected to signal the possibility of a rate cut in June at its upcoming rate-setting meeting, and investors are looking to the earnings season for a boost in the stock market.
Investors are preparing for a year without U.S. interest rate cuts as fears of rebounding inflation grow, causing a shift in portfolios and an increase in inflation hedges like energy stocks.
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner is a new hybrid variant of the classic SUV design, offering a range of features including a hybrid powertrain, off-road cruise control, and articulation settings.
Wall Street strategists believe that the recent pullback in bets on Federal Reserve interest rate cuts will not hinder the stock market rally in 2024, as a multi-year easing cycle is still anticipated and earnings growth is expected to remain strong.
The father of a 20-year-old passenger who jumped off a Royal Caribbean cruise ship believes his son is still alive and is a skilled diver, despite the US Coast Guard calling off the search.
Most Asian stocks fell on Thursday as hotter-than-expected US inflation and weak Chinese data eroded expectations of early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Boeing faces more allegations as a whistleblower claims that production changes to the 787 Dreamliner jet could cause the fuselage to break apart midair, despite the company denying any safety issues.
Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies is set to announce plans for a $1 billion expansion in North Carolina, adding over 600 jobs and further boosting the state's biotech industry.
President Javier Milei of Argentina is visiting the United States to meet with Elon Musk and seek financial support for Argentina's struggling economy, aligning Argentine foreign policy with Washington and promoting free-market policies to attract investment.
Bank of America analysts remain bullish on Nvidia despite the recent stock decline, predicting that the company will continue to dominate the AI chip space and maintain market share.
A mystery lottery winner in Oregon won a $1.3 billion jackpot, placing them in direct competition with the net worth of Taylor Swift and The Rock.
U.S. stock index futures drifted lower ahead of the release of the week's second key inflation report, following sharp losses from the previous session.
Southwest Airlines experienced significant delays and long check-in lines at Austin airport due to bad weather and poor staffing, causing many passengers to miss their flights, and the airport expects even worse conditions the next day.
The EU is investigating Chinese wind turbine subsidies as it seeks to build and maintain a competitive green tech industry in the face of low-price Chinese imports.
AT&T has confirmed that the account data of millions of current and former customers has been compromised and published on the dark web, although the exact number of affected individuals remains undisclosed.
Homiah, a Malaysian food company founded by Michelle Tew, is among several companies facing a public outcry over Momofuku's attempt to trademark the name "chili crunch," prompting Tew to decide whether to fight the cease-and-desist letter.
Hawaii, Florida Metros See Highest US Inflation; Southern California, St. Louis Also Among Top Areas
The latest consumer price index (CPI) data reveals that rising inflation is impacting Americans' purchasing power, with areas like Urban Honolulu, Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, St. Louis, and Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington experiencing the highest inflation rates.
Mark Miller, CEO of Pic 'N' Save Bargains, is leading a group of investors, including former 99 Cents Store executives, in a bid to acquire over 100 Southern California locations of the 99 Cents Only Stores facing closure.
Boeing is facing a new safety concern as a whistleblower raises allegations that changes in the production process of the 787 Dreamliner jet could cause the fuselage to break apart midair, though Boeing denies the safety issue and is confident in the plane's quality and safety.
Investment firms led by the former CEO of the SPAC that merged with Donald Trump's media company allege that their files were hacked and stolen by a current board member who plotted a coup to replace the CEO.
Consumer Reports has found that Lunchables contain high levels of sodium and lead, prompting the advocacy group to petition for their removal from the school meal program overseen by the Department of Agriculture.
Delta Air Lines is introducing numbered boarding zones for all flights, making it easier for passengers to know when it's their turn to board and reducing stress for gate agents, but some experts question if it will actually speed up the boarding process.
Starting this summer, New Jersey commuters will experience a 15% fare hike for railroads, bus routes, and light rail lines, while also facing the imposition of a $15 daily toll on drivers entering Manhattan, leading to concerns of unfair financial burdens on commuters.
The 53rd annual Chicago Pride Parade is downsizing and will have a reduced number of attractions and entries due to safety and logistical concerns.
Consumer Reports is urging the removal of Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program due to high levels of sodium and the presence of lead and other heavy metals in the lunch kits sold in stores.
