France impounds Ryanair plane on tarmac for unpaid bills
Ryanair passengers were unable to board a plane when it was impounded because subsidies were owed to French authorities.
Crude oil prices see some recovery after plunge and helped by API drawdown report
Crude oil prices were higher Wednesday morning in part due to some recovery fter a near 6 percent decline on Tuesday, and also lifted by a report Tuesday by the American Petroleum Institute of a surprise inventory drawdown, an analyst said.
Recall adds 65,000 Toyota, Lexus vehicles to Takata airbag case
Toyota has announced another recall to replace airbag inflators or airbag assemblies in about 65,000 vehicles.
FBI seeks help identifying ‘Holiday Bandit’ after Utah bank robberies
The FBI is asking for the public's help in identifying a serial bank robber who has been hitting financial institutions in Utah.
iPhone FaceTime bug allows unauthorized sound, video access
A bug has been discovered in Apple's FaceTime video and calling service that allows callers to hear and see the person they are calling before the call has been accepted.
Fire marshal releases cause of blaze that destroyed Provo’s popular Los Hermanos restaurant
The Utah County Fire Marshal has determined the cause of the fire that destroyed the Los Hermanos restaurant, a Provo landmark, on Feb. 11.
Dow rises for fourth straight day ahead of Fed meeting
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose for the fourth consecutive day Monday, as the Federal Reserve prepares to set interest rates later this week.
Elon Musk reaches SEC agreement on his Twitter usage
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has reached an agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over his use of Twitter.
Chinese officials: U.S. using ‘economic terrorism’ in trade conflict
Chinese officials said Thursday the Trump administration's efforts in the two nations' ongoing trade dispute amounts to "economic terrorism."
Spring flooding in Midwest will begin to unclog America’s soybean backup
The historic spring flooding that prevented Midwest farmers from planting millions of acres of corn and soy will help to unclog the nation's soybean market this fall, bringing some much needed relief to the depressed market.
Stock market plummets after Chinese tariffs tit-for-tat
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 623.34 points, a 2.4 percent drop, Friday after President Donald Trump ordered U.S. companies to start looking for alternatives to operating with China.
Apple will continue making Mac Pro computers in Texas with tariff waiver
Apple will make the new version of its Mac Pro computer in Texas, the company announced Monday, after receiving waivers on import tariffs for some components.
Freak fall weather could reduce U.S. potato supplies
Potatoes could be in short supply during the coming year after several fall weather events hindered harvests in key areas.
Shoppers spend $7.4 billion online during Black Friday sales
Black Friday shoppers spent $7.4 billion online Friday and $4.2 billion on Thanksgiving day, making it the second largest Internet shopping day ever, according to data compiled by Adobe Analytics. Receipts for Friday trail only last year's Cyber Monday record-setting $7.9 billion in sales.