Canada complains to WTO about U.S. trade duties
Canada filed a far-reaching complaint with the World Trade Organization, accusing the United States of wrongdoing in its use of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.
Salt Lake City police seek robber of eastside Zions Bank branch
Police in Salt Lake City are looking for a suspect who got away Wednesday afternoon after a bank robbery.
ICE raids nearly 100 7-Eleven stores in immigration crackdown
Immigration agents conducted pre-dawn interviews at 7-Eleven stores throughout the country Wednesday, arresting 21 people.
Ryan Zinke removes Florida from offshore drilling plan
The Trump administration reversed plans to include Florida in an offshore drilling proposal announced last week.
Analysts: China poised for 6 to 7 percent rate of economic growth
Economists who study China said the world's second-largest economy is poised to grow anywhere between 6.7 to 7 percent in 2018 as consumer sentiment improves and stock markets rally around the world.
Kodak film to launch KODAKCoin cryptocurrency
Kodak film announced it is entering a licensing partnership with WENN Digital to launch a blockchain initiative for photographers at the Consumer Electronics Show on Tuesday.
‘Wonder Woman’ star Gal Gadot named new face of Revlon
"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot is the new face of Revlon.
Ex-Google engineer James Damore files discrimination lawsuit
James Damore, a former Google engineer fired for a leaked internal memo criticizing the company's diversity efforts, filed a discrimination lawsuit against the company Monday.
HP recalls computer batteries due to fire, burn hazards
Hewlett-Packard has recalled 50,000 lithium-ion batteries for notebook computers and mobile workstations, according to a news release.
Britain calls for ‘latte levy’ to reduce coffee cup waste
Government officials in Britain are calling for a "latte levy" on disposable coffee cups followed by a total ban unless manufacturers can make them recyclable, according to a report published Friday.
Trump administration seeks $18B from Congress for border wall
The Trump administration wants Congress to approve nearly $18 billion over the next decade for construction of a border wall with Mexico.
FCC releases net neutrality repeal order
The Federal Communications Commission released its net neutrality repeal order, noting that it did not rely on thousands of suspicious public comments in its decision.
Labor Dept.: December jobs lower than expected at 148,000
The U.S. economy added 148,000 jobs in December, fewer than expected, although the unemployment rate remained at 4.1 percent, Friday's Bureau of Labor Statistics report indicated.
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U.S. vehicle sales skew gas mileage average lower
More U.S. consumers seem to be buying light trucks rather than passenger vehicles, and that's skewed the average fuel economy lower, a study found.