Oat cereals have trace amounts of weed killer
Environmental advocacy group targets General Mills and Quaker Oats, both of which say their products are safe to eat
This historic penny could be worth a million – dollars
Minted in 1792 at Thomas Jefferson's request, this example of a "Birch Cent" is expected to haul in big bucks
Harley's U.S. sales skid in quarter with Trump spat
The president targeted the motorcycle maker for its decision to move some production overseas to avoid EU tariffs
MoviePass to spin off into separate company
Its parent company's stock price topped $4,000 a year ago, but now trades for fractions of a cent -- what happened?
How to boost democracy: Give workers paid time off to vote
Patagonia is leading a corporate campaign to get more voters to the polls by making it easier for them to participate
Exploding toilet tanks recalled after reports of injuries
High pressure can cause toilet part to burst, spraying shards that cause lacerations and damage property
Hasbro points to Toys R Us' demise in announcing layoffs
Toy manufacturer says pink slips are coming as it deals with a drop in sales linked to retailer's 2017 bankruptcy
CEO to stock analysts: "You are an embarrassment to your parents"
Mining company chief tees off on the financial pros who track it, saying "they will have to commit suicide"
Tesla tries again with lower-priced Model 3 sedan
Two years after promising an electric car for $35,000, Elon Musk touts a version that gets closer to his magic price
Walmart, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's hit by corn recall
Salads may be be contaminated with salmonella and listeria, food safety watchdog warns
Caffeine jolt: Dunkin' Donuts tiny house runs on coffee power
Transportable home, including hot tub, runs on a biofuel blend of oil extracted from spent java grounds
Elizabeth Warren goes to bat for Toys R Us workers
Massachusetts senator wants financial firms to explain why the toymaker was liquidated and to cough up severance
Nearly half the globe lives on less than $5.50 a day
The good news: Fewer people live in the most extreme poverty. The bad news: 3.4 billion still scrape for basic needs
Netflix adds 7 million subscribers and stock jumps
With its worldwide subscriber growth shooting past quarterly estimates, investors are applauding loudly
Wegmans recalls hummus that may contain plastic
Supermarket chain says 98 stores in six states may have the hummus, which has a "best before" date of Nov. 14