Car hackers pose major new hurdle for owners, auto industry
As vehicle technology advances and they become more sophisticated, experts say they also will become more popular targets for cybercriminals, leading some to question whether developers are adequately looking at the potential problem.
Stocks recover after Trump’s announcement on Hong Kong
President Donald Trump's planned news conference on China shook up stocks early Friday, but the major indexes mostly recovered by the end of the day after his announcement revealed no changes to trade with Beijing.
Stocks tumble amid tumultuous week in Washington
Responding to the political tumult in Washington, Wall Street ended Wednesday sharply lower while the dollar's value plummeted.
Dow rises 641 points as markets rally from losing week
U.S. markets rallied on Tuesday as markets continued to process the Federal Reserve's aggressive efforts to combat inflation.
FAA proposes $3.9M fine for Southwest Airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration has proposed a $3.92 million fine for Southwest Airlines for allegedly operating 44 aircraft on more than 21,000 flights with incorrect weight-related data in 2018.
Girl Scout Sells Cookies Outside Portland Pot Shop
An enterprising Girl Scout in Oregon found an innovative way to quickly reach her cookie-selling goal: Catering to the "munchies" of pot shop customers.
Wall Street stumbles in 2019 opening, closes with small gains
Wall Street stumbled out of the gate Wednesday morning during the first day of trading in 2019, but rebounded to post small gains by closing time.
Kalashnikov takes aim at Tesla with new Russian electric car
A Russian challenge to Tesla's electric cars was unveiled near Moscow this week, and it features a decidedly retro look that drew numerous mixed reactions.
Consumers’ view of U.S. economy at highest level in 13 years
Consumers' confidence in the U.S. economy has surged this month to its highest level in 13 years, researchers said Friday.
CBO report: Federal shutdown costs $3B for U.S. economy
The government shutdown that lasted for more than a month cost the U.S. economy $3 billion, the Congressional Budget Office said in an analysis Monday.
Dow falls 652 points amid bond purchase tapering, Omicron variant concerns
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 652 points Tuesday amid concerns about the Federal Reserve tapering its bond purchases and the Omicron COVID-19 variant.
‘Wonka’ tops North American box office with $24M
Dec. 31 (UPI) -- The Timothee Chalamet-Hugh Grant fantasy adventure, Wonka, is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $24 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced...
China issues retaliation threat over $1.4B sales of U.S. arms to Taiwan
A spokesman of the Chinese defense ministry suggested that China will retaliate if $1.4 billion U.S. arms sales to Taiwan go through.
UK McDonald’s, KFC Locations Banning People Under 18
A KFC restaurant in England is banning customers under the age of 18 after a McDonald's did the same a week before.