New York Community Bancorp shares plummet as CEO exits amid loan woes
Despite local lender's woes, one analyst tamped down concerns about a repeat of 2023 banking crisis.
Amazon, Walmart and others selling unsafe video doorbells, report finds
Popular video doorbells continue to be sold by major online retailers despite software vulnerabilities, says Consumer Reports.
Ferguson, Missouri, to pay $4.5M to settle "debtors' prison" claims
City to compensate more than 15,000 people who advocates say were locked up because they were too poor to pay legal fees.
Panera settles lawsuit for $2 million. Here's how to file a claim.
The restaurant chain misled customers about how much a delivery order would run them, a class action lawsuit alleged.
Starbucks and Workers United agree to resume labor negotiations
After more than 2 years of discord, Starbucks and union representing 10,000 workers jointly tout breakthrough.
Toyota recalls 381,000 Tacoma pickups to fix potential crash risk
Vehicle maker's fourth recall in six days seeks to address issue that can lead to parts separating from the axles.
Wendy's explores bringing Uber-style pricing to fast food
Wendy's is reassuring customers by saying the new technology would be used to offer discounts, not to hike prices.
Family Dollar to pay $42M for storing food products in rat-infested warehouse
Discount retailer to pay largest penalty of its kind, two years after FDA investigators made unsettling discovery.
Eye ointments sold nationwide recalled due to infection risk
Multiple brands sold by Walmart and CVS recalled as FDA cites unsterile conditions at Indian manufacturing plant.
Warren Buffett's annual investor letter is out — here are takeaways
Storied investor says his longtime partner, the late Charlie Munger, was Berkshire Hathaway's creator.
H&R Block wipes out data of filers looking to pay less, FTC alleges
H&R Block accused of steering tax filers to needlessly pricey products, and deleting their data when they decline.
Vice, feisty media upstart once worth billions, to lay off hundreds
Once worth nearly $6 billion, digital media pioneer Vice Media will stop publishing content on its website.
Avast sold privacy software, then sold users' online data, FTC alleges
Antivirus software seller vowed to shield users' data from tracking, then allegedly collected and sold it instead, FTC says.
Students demand universities kick Starbucks off campus
NYU and Georgetown said they'll review students' petitions, while noting the brand is mostly served by unionized foodservice workers on their campuses.
Oklahoma man hacked government auction site to buy cars for a buck
Man bid thousands of dollars for vehicles and jewelry, then breached website and changed prices to $1, feds say.