Walmart has agreed to a $45 million settlement over claims that it inflated the price of weighted goods, and customers who purchased these items between Oct. 19, 2018 and Jan. 19, 2024 may be eligible to submit a claim.
The Yoto Mini children's speaker has been recalled due to a risk of overheating and fire, but parents can fix the issue by cutting the charging cable and requesting a free "smart cable" from Yoto.
Rite Aid is closing 53 additional stores in nine states as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, aiming to address high debt and improve financial performance.
Boeing whistleblower Sam Salehpour alleges that Boeing took shortcuts in the production of 787 and 777 jets, leading to serious structural flaws, although Boeing refutes these claims and states that the issues raised do not present any safety concerns.
Globe Life Inc., a major insurance provider in North Texas, experienced a massive stock collapse, losing over half of its value, following allegations of potential fraud by Fuzzy Panda Research.
Russian government hackers who recently stole Microsoft corporate emails have obtained passwords and secret material that could potentially breach multiple U.S. agencies, prompting a rare directive from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) for agencies to change log-ins and investigate the extent of the risk.
The Oakland airport officials have voted in favor of changing the name of the airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, despite objections from San Francisco officials who argue it is a trademark violation and will confuse travelers.
Meta, the parent company of Instagram, is introducing new features to protect teenagers on the platform, including a protection feature that uses on-device machine learning to analyze images for nudity before they are sent, as well as technology to identify accounts potentially involved in sextortion scams.
A fair wage advocacy group is demanding that California's new $20 minimum wage law for fast food workers be extended to all sectors to help working-class people struggling with the state's high cost of living.
Stephanie Sy explores the controversy surrounding Momofuku's acquisition of the trademark for "chili crunch," with smaller chili crisp makers feeling targeted and disappointed in the actions of a once admired pioneer.
The price increase of a $25 McDonald's meal in California due to the state's minimum wage increase has sparked debate about the impact on low-income individuals, with experts arguing that addressing core issues like housing affordability and labor market barriers is a more effective strategy.
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $4.1 billion contract by the US Department of Defense to continue the development of its battle command system for the Missile Defense Agency.
Oakland officials have approved changing the name of the city's airport to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport, sparking pushback from San Francisco and potentially leading to a legal battle.
The US Space Force is partnering with Rocket Lab and True Anomaly for a mission, called Victus Haze, to demonstrate how they can counter "on-orbit aggression" by chasing down and inspecting another satellite in low-Earth orbit.
Mortgage rates are heading back toward 7%, dampening hopes for a housing resurgence this spring.
Tesla has not applied for the necessary permits to operate a robotaxi service in California, raising questions about the company's ability to quickly launch the service, according to state agencies and regulators.
US airline industry is urging the Biden Administration to limit Chinese airlines' growth in the United States based on weak arguments surrounding unfair advantages and profitability.
Minnesota's Largest Candy store has reached a compromise with Scott County officials to move to a new location due to upcoming road construction that would block its main entrance, with the new plot of land offering more space and city utilities.
Thousands of Ford Broncos, famously driven by OJ Simpson during his police chase in 1994, were recalled due to possible cracked fuel injectors, coinciding with Simpson's death.
Large U.S. airlines and their unions are urging the Biden administration to halt the approval of flights between the United States and China due to what they perceive as "anti-competitive" policies that China imposes on U.S. carriers.
The ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft will delay their planned exit from Minneapolis after city officials postponed the implementation of a driver pay raise by two months.
Ford is recalling tens of thousands of Bronco and Escape SUVs due to cracked fuel injectors that could lead to fuel leaks and the risk of fire.
Nvidia's stock gained 4.1% after Raymond James raised its price target, dismissing concerns about potential slowdown in customer spending and highlighting strong demand for inferencing and revenue growth expectations from new products, positioning the company for continued momentum and a larger share of data center capital expenditures.
Celebrity chef David Chang and his Momofuku brand faced criticism for sending cease-and-desist letters to small chili oil companies over the use of the term "chili crunch," sparking a renewed appreciation for Lao Gan Ma spicy chili crisp and highlighting the brand's longstanding success without bullying other businesses.
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Russian state-backed hackers have stolen email correspondence between US government agencies and Microsoft, potentially compromising login information, according to US officials.
A growing number of drugs are in short supply in the U.S., including the medication Adderall, with factors such as increased demand during the pandemic and manufacturing constraints contributing to the shortage, according to a survey by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.
Consumer Reports has found high levels of lead and cadmium in Lunchables and similar lunch kits from other brands, raising concerns about the health implications of these products for children, while Kraft Heinz defends the safety of Lunchables and maintains that their products meet safety standards.
Four directors of Paramount Global, including former Spotify content chief Dawn Ostroff and former Sony Entertainment president Nicole Seligman, will step down as the company ramps up merger and acquisition talks with Skydance Media, according to a proxy statement filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The directors, who are members of Paramount Global's special committee tasked with reviewing M&A proposals, will not stand for re-election at the annual meeting on 4 June. The remaining seven directors, including CEO Bob Bakish and controlling shareholder Shari Redstone, have been put forward for re-election.
Search Called Off for Cruise Ship Passenger Who Jumped Overboard; Father Holds Out Hope Son Survived
The father of a man who jumped from a Royal Caribbean cruise ship believes his son is still alive despite the Coast Guard's search being called off, stating that he had multiple flotation devices thrown down to him and that his son's jump was not a suicide.
Four board members at Paramount Global, including Dawn Ostroff and Nicole Seligman, will step aside as talks continue with Skydance Media regarding a potential sale and merger, according to the company's proxy filing.
The driver of a Ford Mustang Mach-E who crashed into a stationary car in Texas was using Ford's hands-free driver-assistance system, BlueCruise, marking the first known fatality involving the system.
U.S. airlines are urging the government to limit the number of flights between the U.S. and China, citing concerns about unfair access and potential negative impacts on prices and profitability.
Globe Life refutes allegations made by Fuzzy Panda Research, stating that their business model has stood the test of time and they continue to provide long-term value to shareholders and customers.
State Farm will be canceling a total of 72,000 policies in California, including 30,000 homes, due to a $2.5 billion reinsurance problem and to reduce their overall exposure and risk.
Morgan Stanley's stock plummeted after reports of multiple federal probes into its wealth arm's client-vetting practices and potential money laundering risks by the SEC, Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and Treasury Department officials.
Nike stock rose after receiving an upgrade from BofA Securities, attributing the Paris Olympics as a catalyst, while other sports retailers and footwear stocks had mixed performance.
Amazon's shares reached an all-time high as the company's efforts to cut costs and restructure its business have boosted profits and won over shareholders, with analysts predicting stronger profitability and cash flow in the coming years.
Former FTX co-founder and CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried, is appealing his conviction and 25-year prison sentence for defrauding investors and customers of his bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.
Shares of electric vehicle startups Rivian Automotive Inc. and Lucid Group Inc. hit all-time lows after Ford Motor Co. reduced prices on its electric pickup truck, contributing to concerns about a price war in the EV industry that could impact profitability and cash reserves for unprofitable startups.
Rent the Runway experienced a significant surge in its stock price after surpassing investor expectations with its earnings report, indicating a potential turnaround for the clothing rental company.
The concept of the "New Normal" after the 2008 financial crisis, characterized by lower profit margins, increased government regulation, and slowed consumption growth in the United States, did not come to fruition as predicted by Ian Davis of McKinsey & Company and Bill Gross of Pimco Total Return Fund.
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Consumer Reports is urging regulators to remove Lunchables and similar lunch kits from school cafeterias due to high sodium levels and heavily processed ingredients, as well as the potential presence of lead and cadmium, though the levels are within federal limits. The report also emphasizes the need for more nutrient-dense and plant-forward options in school meals.
The driver of a Ford electric SUV involved in a fatal crash in Texas was using the company's partially automated driving system, "Blue Cruise," before the accident, according to a preliminary report released by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), which is investigating the incident along with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA); this crash is one of two recent fatal wrecks involving Ford Mustang Mach Es under investigation, both of which resulted in collisions with stationary vehicles on freeways at night.
The new Ikea food hall, Saluhall, in downtown San Francisco offers a variety of vegan and Scandinavian-inspired food options, but the overpriced and overly sweet soft-serve ice cream and vegan pollo taco are not worth rushing back for according to one review.
A new study by SmartAsset ranks Arlington, Virginia as the "happiest" city in the United States, while California has three cities in the top 10, but the overall happiness of the U.S. has dropped, according to the World Happiness Report.
Instagram is implementing new tools to protect young people and combat sexual extortion, including a feature that automatically blurs nudity in direct messages, as part of its campaign to fight against image abuse and make it more difficult for criminals to target teens.
Amazon's stock has hit a new record share price, completing its recovery and closing in on a $2 trillion market capitalization, driven by investor enthusiasm for tech stocks and optimism surrounding its cloud computing division.
The 2025 Toyota 4Runner stands out by incorporating physical buttons and dials along with its touchscreen interface for immediate and user-friendly control, prioritizing functionality and long-term usability over short-lived trends.
Russian government-backed hackers stole emails from multiple U.S. federal agencies, including sensitive correspondence between agencies and Microsoft, as part of an ongoing cyberattack on Microsoft's corporate email accounts.
