Apple Pushes Digital Wallet With Apple Pay
Apple is betting that people want to pay with a tap of the phone rather than a swipe of the card.
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Apple is betting that people want to pay with a tap of the phone rather than a swipe of the card.
Publix is voluntarily recalling their store brand jalapeño bagels, which were sold in either the self-service bins or artisan cases in the bakery department, because they may contain pieces of glass and small stones.
Apple is expected to reveal its next iPhone model among other tech goodies on Tuesday.
Home Depot officials confirmed Monday their systems were hacked possibly affecting millions of shoppers who used credit and debit cards at its U.S. and Canadian stores.
Certain customers of Florida's largest property insurer will soon be paying a little less for their homeowners insurance but not all of them.
Home Depot's CEO Frank Blake spoke out Thursday in his first public comments about the possible breach.
AutoNation said Thursday that its new vehicle sales rose 7 percent last month, as the auto dealership chain sold 32,660 vehicles.
The next time you go to a CVS store, you'll notice a big change behind the register. Tobacco products are no longer for sale at the company's 7,700 retail locations.
There may be a day that your car is recalled—and you won't even know it.
Citizens Property Insurance Corp. is starting to advise many homeowners with expiring policies that they have to go through an electronic clearinghouse intended to shift more policies into the private market.
Home Depot is investigating "unusual activity" that may point to a hack, making it the latest retailer to possibly suffer a major credit card data breach.
Good news for Florida drivers. Beginning Monday, September 1st, it's now cheaper to register your vehicle in the state.
The latest data on home prices is a mixed bag for Florida.
Latin American restaurant chains are taking their business to Florida to test out the waters before planning to expand in the United States.
Saying it gives "great deference" to utility regulators, the state Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected a challenge to rate increases approved in 2012 for Florida Power & Light.
