Ford Recalls Trucks Over Seat Belt Issues
Automaker Ford issued a recall on just over $26,000 trucks in the U.S. and Canada over seat belt issues.
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Automaker Ford issued a recall on just over $26,000 trucks in the U.S. and Canada over seat belt issues.
Starbucks and Panera are each touting changes to their pumpkin spice lattes this year.
Online retail giant Amazon is under fire for what is being called stressful and unrealistic working conditions.
Today's smart phones can cost up to six or seven hundred dollars and new models are seemingly on the way all the time.
Florida's economy is continuing to grow, according to preliminary forecasts.
Tech giant Samsung unveiled two new Android smartphones with jumbo screens on Thursday.
A new plan that would allow Florida Power & Light to invest ratepayer money for natural-gas drilling projects may be facing a Supreme court fight.
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There used to be a time when asking for a salt shaker meant the chef didn't add enough flavor. Today, some cooks choose to leave the seasoning unfinished in the kitchen to allow you to put the final touch on yourself using artisan finishing salts.
From the supermarket to the drug store, are you being ambushed at the checkout counter by cashiers wanting you to donate to charity?
When you start using an app, a new website or buy something online, or in a store, do you take the time to read the company's privacy policy closely?
Insert a balloon into your stomach, start to lose weight. Those are the basics of a new procedure you can only get from a University of Miami doctor.
A new trend in weddings has some couples ditching a walk down the aisle, and lacing up their sneakers instead.
It's about that time, South Florida, as the state's back-to-school sales tax holiday is officially underway.
With parts of Florida in a state of emergency due to severe weather and flooding, Attorney General Pam Bondi started a price gouging hotline for people in counties affected.
