Fiat Chrysler Recalls Diesel Engines To Fix Stalling Problem
Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 132,000 vehicles worldwide to fix a problem that could cause some diesel engines to stall.
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Fiat Chrysler is recalling nearly 132,000 vehicles worldwide to fix a problem that could cause some diesel engines to stall.
California added more than 140,000 jobs in July, lowering its historic high unemployment rate to 13.3% amid a coronavirus pandemic marked by stops and starts of the workplace that have plunged the world's fifth largest economy into chaos.
An appeals court has allowed ride-hailing giants Uber and Lyft to continue treating their drivers as independent contractors in California while an appeal works its way through the court.
Walmart sales got a big boost last quarter as shoppers spent their government stimulus checks on home goods, electronics and lawn care products, the company said Tuesday.
It is opening weekend at Apple Hill. The decades-long tradition is continuing this season, despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Walmart will stay open later at most of its stores in the United States, joining other large chains that have started to stay open longer than they did during the early days of the pandemic.
Retail sales data from the world's two largest economies could set the tone on Wall Street on Friday.
An Amazon distribution center is coming to Roseville.
The maker of Fortnite is suing Apple after Apple blocked the wildly popular online video game with hundreds of millions of registered players from its app store Thursday.
Another El Dorado County restaurant was ordered to shut down after flagrantly refusing to follow mask and social distancing rules.
A Mom who went four months without a working fridge will have to wait even longer for her replacement.
As if there wasn't already enough to worry about right now, Americans are still being bombarded by annoying (and sometimes illegal) robocalls.
Americans finally got some relief in the grocery store last month as prices fell.
California newspaper companies would have two more years to comply with a state law requiring them to treat newspaper delivery people like employees instead of contractors, under a bill that took its first step in the Legislature on Tuesday.
States react to President Trump's executive order extending additional weekly unemployment insurance payments in the amount of $400.
