Illegal Airbnb rentals get San Francisco couple $2.25M fine
City says they offered apartments as short-term rentals instead of lawfully renting them to residential tenants
CoverGirl "cruelty free," with no more animal testing
Owner Coty announces move as California readies ban on cosmetic products and ingredients tested on animals starting in 2020
Is your Lowe's store set to close?
Home improvement chain to shutter underperforming locations in move to slash costs
Toys R Us holiday pop-up shops in 600 Krogers
Geoffrey Toy Box branded merchandise and displays coming to grocery stores in nearly 30 states starting this month
Apple earnings beat, but its holiday outlook disappoints
The iPhone maker's sales and profits exceeded estimates, but it offered a tempered outlook for the year-end period
Consumers urged to check Grecian Formula, other hair dyes for lead
Only one product is legally allowed to contain the toxic chemical, though the FDA says there is "no safe exposure level"
GM offers buyouts to 18,000 of 50,000 workers
Automaker shares news as it reports good Q3 earnings, making the move "while our company and economy are strong"
Food recalls costly for companies, dangerous for consumers
Golf balls and finger parts are among the unsavory ingredients that have been served to consumers
Facebook earnings: Profits jump, but user growth disappoints
Mark Zuckerberg says midterm election is a "a real test" of whether the social media giant can protect its platform
McDonald's adds career advice to employee perks
Fast-food chain offers a few workers the chance to spend a day with a mentor, including rapper Yazz the Greatest
Purina, Land O'Lakes, AT&T cut ties with GOP's Steve King
Pet food and dairy giants say they'll no longer donate; AT&T quiet on its support of lawmaker tied to white nationalists
Land O'Lakes' support for GOP lawmaker fuels call for boycott
Dairy giant rebuked for making political contribution to GOP lawmaker linked with white nationalists
Denmark dismisses White House socialism report as "fake news"
Danish leader says Nordic nation "would win every time" when it comes to comparing its social model with U.S.
Here's why Americans are spending more on Halloween candy
Americans will spend 4.2 percent more on treats this year, or about $20 per household
Social media companies now play key role in voter registration
They're a major part of the "largest coordinated get-out-the-vote campaign in corporate American history"