Millennials Finally Arriving In The Car Market
Millennials were once a source of panic in the auto industry, but new data suggests that the worry was misplaced. Millennials are these days buying cars in big numbers. They just had a late start.
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Millennials were once a source of panic in the auto industry, but new data suggests that the worry was misplaced. Millennials are these days buying cars in big numbers. They just had a late start.
Verizon will pay a $1.35 million fine over its 'supercookie' that the government said followed phone customers on the internet without their permission. Verizon will also have to get an explicit 'yes' from customers for some kinds of tracking.
JetBlue Airways is taking applications for 24 slots in a new pilot training program. No aviation background is required. Training will cost about $125,000 and take four years, but graduates could wind up flying 100-seat passenger jets.
Boeing engineers think that they have a solution for smelly, grimy airplane bathrooms. The aircraft manufacturer has filed a patent for a self-cleaning lavatory that disinfects all surfaces in just three seconds.
Toyota is adding 331,000 cars worldwide to an existing recall of passenger air bags made by Japanese supplier Takata. The new recall includes the 2008 Corolla and Corolla Matrix sedans and the 2008-2010 Lexus SC430 convertible.
Less than one month after the financially struggling Sports Authority announced the closure of several stores across Texas and the U.S., the company is now filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
J.C. Penney Co. is reporting its fourth-quarter loss widened from a year ago, dragged down by restructuring costs. But its adjusted profit met analysts' estimates and the department store chain saw an uptick in spending for the holidays.
Facebook's 'like' button isn't going away, but it's about to get some company. The social networking company will start making "sad," ''angry" and other responses available around the world on Wednesday.
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Texas regulators plan a more than two-week undercover effort to help stop alcohol sales to minors during spring break.
The vice chair of the Federal Reserve said Tuesday that the recent slump in financial markets could be a sign the global economy is slowing, which would affect U.S. growth.
Starbucks is changing the terms of its loyalty rewards program so that people who get just a regular cup of coffee will have to spend significantly more money to earn a freebie.
Ford CEO Mark Fields said that the company is tripling its investment in new technologies that will ultimately lead to self-driving vehicles, but will make sure to keep making cars for drivers who want to keep their hands on the wheel.
In one of the most exhaustive and damning reports on diversity in Hollywood, a new study finds that the films and television produced by major media companies are "whitewashed."
Leading tech companies are rallying behind Apple in its fight against a court order requiring the company to help investigators break into an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino mass shooters.