Volkswagen Recalls Cars For Faulty Air Bags
Volkswagen is recalling 420,000 vehicles of eight different models in the U.S. because of a problem with its front air bag that can prevent it from deploying in a crash.
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Volkswagen is recalling 420,000 vehicles of eight different models in the U.S. because of a problem with its front air bag that can prevent it from deploying in a crash.
JCPenney on Friday reported a loss of $138 million in its fiscal second quarter. The department store operator posted revenue of $2.88 billion in the period.
General Motors is recalling 73,424 Chevrolet Cobalt cars in the U.S. and Canada because improper wiring could prevent a driver's side air bag from deploying after a crash.
Samsung has unveiled two new Android smartphones with jumbo screens as it seeks to recapture some of the sales lost to Apple after larger iPhones came out last year.
The price for a barrel of US Crude oil slipped to its lowest level in more than 6 years on Tuesday.
Grocery store chain Kroger is expanding upon their idea to save shoppers some time. The company is currently testing an online ordering process for customers in a hurry.
A Dallas County judge has refused to issue an emergency block of new regulations that allows car services like UberX and Lyft to pick up passengers at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport.
The federal judge overseeing the lawsuit over a gate currently used by Delta Airlines is telling all the parties to get it together. The judge set a date for the hearing, over the use and control of Love Field's Gate 15, for September 28 and 29.
Hunt Consolidated has reached an agreement to buy the Texas electric utility Oncor in a bid to resolve the $46 billion bankruptcy and breakup of power giant Energy Future Holdings.
Google is creating a new company to oversee its internet business and flock of other ventures, including some that are known more for their ambition than for turning a profit.
A revamped Diet Pepsi without aspartame will start to pop up on national store shelves later this week. But will people start flocking back to the diet soda?
Last year, the widow of John DeLorean sued a Texas company that, she said, has been illegally using the DeLorean name. The car was seen in "Back to the Future."
Nothing appeals to workers like a lucrative paycheck. But benefits become more important to people once they are already earning a lot of money and paying a lot more in taxes.
The ice cream may be churning at Blue Bell, but it's not quite ready to hit store shelves and cool off the heated masses left sweltering in the Texas heat.
Netflix is giving new parents on its payroll up to a year of paid leave in a move that could pressure other technology employers to improve their baby benefits as they vie for talent.