Cuisinart Recalls 8 Million Food Processors Because Blades Can Crack, Break
About 8 million Cuisinart food processors are being recalled because their riveted blades can crack and break.
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About 8 million Cuisinart food processors are being recalled because their riveted blades can crack and break.
Holiday shoppers eager to snag big discounts turned to the internet in record fashion this week, one tracking company said, driving online sales on Black Friday to a new high.
The government wants smartphone makers to lock out most apps when the phone is being used by someone driving a car.
Hundreds of cases of Heinz brand gravy are being voluntarily recalled because they may have been mislabeled.
The Takata airbag recall is so huge that carmakers can't get all the vehicles on the road fixed right away.
A Call Kurtis investigation finds the city has written millions of dollars in street cleaning tickets when it was not sweeping the streets.
Falling demand for cars is forcing General Motors to lay off more than 2,000 workers indefinitely at two assembly plants in Ohio and Michigan starting in January.
We all know adding guacamole costs extra but now it could cost you a small, delicious fortune.
Specialty outdoor retailer REI will keep its stores closed on the day after Thanksgiving for the second straight year, even though it's one of the busiest shopping days of the year. It will also again pay employees for the day off in a campaign that encourages people to spend time outdoors.
Toyota Motor Corp. recalled 340,000 gas-electric hybrid Prius cars around the world Wednesday, 212,000 of them in Japan and 94,000 in North America, for a defect in their parking brakes.
Samsung said it is halting sales of the star-crossed Galaxy Note 7 smartphone after a spate of fires involving new devices that were supposed to be safe replacements for recalled models.
Food company Nestlé has initiated a voluntary recall of their Drumstick Clubs after they received positive test results for Listeria from equipment used to manufacture the cones.
More sophisticated cameras. Security robots. Customers feeling shaken by recent attacks at U.S. malls may not notice huge changes - but mall operators are testing and putting in place new technologies and other measures to offer people more protection without intruding too much on their shopping time.
Attention, Wells Fargo customers: It's time to sit down and make sure no funny business went on with your accounts.
