Visa, MasterCard Reach $6 Billion Settlement With Retailers
Visa, Inc. and MasterCard, Inc. agreed Friday night to pay a number of retailers $6 billion to settle what some are calling "the largest anti-trust lawsuit in history."
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Visa, Inc. and MasterCard, Inc. agreed Friday night to pay a number of retailers $6 billion to settle what some are calling "the largest anti-trust lawsuit in history."
Thousands of Southern California homeowners will be getting monetary relief after Wells Fargo Bank settled allegations that it steered qualified African American and Hispanic borrowers into more expensive subprime loans.
It's Christmas in July for Target and Neiman Marcus shoppers
An Ontario flashlight company is set for a political fight to declare its products "Made In The USA".
New car dealers are getting a break from Los Angeles' business tax, a move that officials hope will lure dealerships back to the city.
A controversial plan to help struggling homeowners in the Inland Empire by invoking eminent domain in order to rescue distress properties was under fire on Friday.
Lawmakers on Thursday were hopeful that a City Council vote to eliminate a business tax on sales of new cars would lure in more revenue for the city.
State Senator Tom Harman fears the landmark bill will adversely affect the housing market and allow lawyers to collect huge fees.
It's both a bear and bull market for Hollywood. The bear is "Ted," Mark Wahlberg and Seth MacFarlane's comedy for Universal Pictures about a talking teddy bear, which opened as the No. 1 movie with $54.1 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
Millions of people in Los Angeles County who currently do not have medical insurance will soon have more options than county hospitals.
State energy officials on Wednesday said simply turning off the lights this summer could determine whether residents will face blackouts.
A former waitress is suing the owners of a popular sports bar near UCLA after they allegedly fired her for refusing to wear short skirts while on the job.
Smokers can finally exhale after voters appear to have rejected a proposed tax increase on cigarettes and other tobacco products.
A City Council vote on a proposed ban on medical marijuana dispensaries faced possible postponement due to the absence of several key council members.
Help wanted on a retired battleship!
