Lawsuit accuses Bose of gathering data without consent
A lawsuit accuses U.S. headphone maker Bose of gathering data about listening habits without permission for the company to sell to other firms that then target users with advertisements.
Trump directs Commerce Dept. to investigate possible steel tariffs
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross announced Thursday the department is undertaking an official investigation into the economic and security risks associated with using imported steel, a first step to "possible tariffs."
Sandy police seek information on bank robbery suspect
The Sandy Police Department is seeking the public's help in identifying a bank robber who struck on Tuesday.
Angelina Jolie says late mom inspired Guerlain campaign
Angelina Jolie says her late mom inspired her campaign with Guerlain.
Indian business tycoon Vijay Mallya arrested in Britain
An Indian businessman who owes banks an estimated $1.3 billion in unpaid loans was arrested Tuesday in London on behalf of authorities in India, London's Metropolitan Police said.
Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook working to curb violent content
On the same day a criminal fugitive dubbed the "Facebook killer" was cornered in Pennsylvania, the social media giant's founder on Tuesday addressed his company's responsibility in managing hateful or violent content online.
Trump signs ‘Buy American, Hire American’ order in drive to bring back U.S. jobs
President Donald Trump on Tuesday traveled to Wisconsin to act on one of the central tenets of his administration so far -- keeping jobs inside the United States -- by signing a new executive order aimed at guarding domestic labor.
Poll: Most Americans think corporations, wealthy pay too little tax
A Gallup poll shows that a majority of Americans think wealthy people and corporations pay too little in federal taxes.A Gallup poll shows that a majority of Americans think wealthy people and corporations pay too little in federal taxes.
Oklahoma to end tax credits for wind energy
Oklahoma is resting on its laurels in the renewable energy sector by signing legislation ending tax credits for the wind industry, the state's governor said.
U.S. gas prices continue slow rise into summer
Most areas in the United States are seeing gains in the price for gasoline as crude oil prices move higher on market and geopolitical issues, analysis finds.
Oil slips amid signs of continued gains from U.S. shale
A strong U.S. dollar and an even stronger response in the U.S. shale oil sector helped push crude oil prices into negative territory in early Tuesday trading.
U.S.-Korea consortium competing for Pentagon contract
Korea Aerospace Industries and a U.S. defense contractor are competing for a major advanced trainer jet contract with the U.S. Air Force, according to a South Korean press report.
Coal power dropping as natural gas, renewables grow, U.S. report finds
The amount of electricity generated by coal since 2007 is down 40 percent as natural gas and renewable power capacity grows, the U.S. government reported.
Delta raises cap for voluntary flight bumping to nearly $10,000
Delta Airlines began granting its agents the ability to offer passengers up to almost $10,000 to give up their seat on an overbooked flight.