Pizza shop cashier booked on fraud charges after deputies say he photographed customer credit...
A restaurant cashier in Duchesne County has been booked into jail after officials found numerous photographs of other people's credit cards on his phone.
BMW recalls 1.4M vehicles over fire risk
German automaker BMW announced Friday it is recalling 1.4 million vehicles in North America over fire risks.
British energy lauded for momentum as economy falters
The number of new bidders trying to wade into the British offshore energy sector is a vote for as much as 6 billion barrels of new oil, a trade group said.
Study: Global weapons sales rise for first time since 2010
Global arms manufacturers increased sales in 2016 -- the first increase of worldwide weapon distribution since 2010, according to data released today by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
U.S. gov’t blocks sale of MoneyGram to Chinese investors
MoneyGram called off a deal on Monday to merge with an affiliate of one of China's largest companies after the U.S. government failed to grant approval.
Norwegian Air sets transatlantic flight time record on New York-London trip
A Norwegian Air flight from New York to London this week broke the record for the fastest transatlantic flight in a conventional passenger aircraft, taking the 2015 record from British Airways.
Harley-Davidson recalls more than 200,000 motorcycles
Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 200,000 motorcycles worldwide due to a possibility of brake failure.
Dow Jones falls 400 points after Trump tariff announcement
The Dow Jones closed down 400 points Thursday after President Donald Trump said the United States will institute tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
After study, WHO to examine plastic particles in drinking water
The World Health Organization will take a closer look at the risks of plastic particles in bottled drinking water, following a study on the subject that found the material in a number of water brands.
Facebook: 87M affected by Cambridge Analytica breach
Facebook announced Wednesday that information of up to 87 million people may have been improperly shared with data firm Cambridge Analytica.
2 men settle with Starbucks, Philadelphia after arrest
Two black men arrested at a Starbucks settled with the city of Philadelphia for $1 each and an undisclosed settlement with the company.
Steven Mnuchin: U.S. trade war with China ‘on hold’
The trade war between the United States and China has been placed "on hold" as both countries have made progress in negotiations, the Trump administration said Sunday.
McDonald’s to lay off U.S. employees in turnaround plan
McDonald's said it's planning more layoffs to turnaround business that's struggled to compete with other fast food chains in recent years.
Google, Uber lead $335M investment in Lime
Several investment groups, including Google Ventures and Uber, have invested $335 million into Lime, a scooter rental startup, the company announced Monday.