Tesla will sue for $50,000 if you try to resell your CybertruckThe Cybertruck was first unveiled in 2019 in a move that's expected to disrupt the electric pickup truck industry.
EVs are more affordable than ever: Is now the time to buy?As prices come down for electric vehicles, tax credits remain in place, making EVs more attractive than ever to buy.
Where and how to tip? Americans are confused as the practice expandsTipping is expected in more and more places — but in many of them, Americans say they still don't know how much to give.
Video chat service Omegle shuts down after years of user abuse claimsOmegle has faced significant scrutiny for becoming what some say is a breeding ground for child pornography.
HSN agrees to $16 million fine for item that caused 178 injuriesFederal officials said for over six years, HSN continued to receive reports that clothing steamer models had defects that caused numerous injuries.
Strike averted: Vegas workers reach tentative deal with Wynn ResortsThe five-year agreement follows other deals struck with MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment.
Going green: The growing push to recycle EV batteriesElectric vehicles are supposed to be good for the planet, with reduced emissions, less reliance on fuel and more — but what about the batteries?
Walmart stores to look different during sensory-friendly hoursWalmart stores will take on a different look for two hours each day after a successful pilot program.
Adidas says it may write off remaining unsold Yeezy shoesAdidas said that it will decide in the coming weeks whether to sell them next year to generate more donations to groups fighting antisemitism.
Electric vehicle market could be in for a bumpy rideElectric vehicle sales in the U.S. have been accelerating. By Thanksgiving sales are expected hit one million cars this year.
Workplace injuries, illnesses increase, new data showsAlthough workplace injuries remain below pre-pandemic levels, there has been a massive increase in work-related illness, data shows.
Las Vegas hotel workers union reaches tentative agreement with CaesarsThe union has scheduled talks with MGM Resorts International on Wednesday and Wynn Resorts on Thursday, so a strike is not off the table.
Large pickup trucks offer backseat passengers 'inadequate' protectionFour pickup trucks are showing improved safety protection for front-seat passengers, but those in the back face heightened risks, the IIHS says.
Leading mall operator, retailers opt to remain closed on ThanksgivingFor the fourth straight year, the largest operator of malls in the U.S. says nearly all of its properties will be closed on Thanksgiving.
WeWork files for bankruptcyThe company was once valued at $47 billion, but revealed significant losses when it filed for an IPO in 2019.
Starbucks is raising barista wages by at least 3% starting next yearStarbucks is making some improvements in employee benefits and wages, but union workers might not see all the perks.
Cyberattack forces loan servicer Mr. Cooper to shut down systemsThe company did not know if any data had been compromised in the breach but said customers would be notified and given identity protection services.
Uber, Lyft to pay $328M settlement to drivers for 'taking earnings'Uber and Lyft settled investigations into whether they took pay from drivers for a price tag of $328 million.
Okta says breach caused by employee's stolen passwordOkta believes that 134 customers were affected by a recent breach caused by someone taking an employee's Google password and username.
Beyond Meat cutting 19% of workforce amid lagging salesThe maker of Beyond Burger has experienced a significant decline in sales over the last two years, prompting mass layoffs.
Bank of America informs customers some deposits may be delayedThe delay comes at an inconvenient time for a lot of people, as Friday is when millions get their paychecks via direct deposit.
US economy adds just 150K jobs in October amid massive UAW strikeThe U.S. job market maintained a 20th consecutive month of keeping the unemployment rate below 4%, even as hiring slowed.
Nike designs shoe to support toddlers' first stepsThe shoe can bend in all directions and mimics the feeling of cruising on the floor barefoot.
Delta lays off corporate employees to cut costsThe Atlanta-based airline said it would cut the corporate roles to save money as the travel industry deals with higher costs.
Drugmaker pays 23andMe $20 million for access to user DNA informationGSK Plc and 23andMe are expanding their partnership to give the drugmaking company access to the genetic company's database.
First Ford plant workers who went on strike approve new contractUnion members at the Michigan assembly plant voted 81% in favor of approving a new contract. Voting will continue through Nov. 17.
Toyota recalls almost 1.9 million RAV4s over battery fire riskThis is Toyota's second recall in a week. Last Thursday, the company recalled 751,000 Highlander and Highlander Hybrid vehicles.
Six Flags and Cedar Fair to merge into an $8 billion theme park giantCedar Fair owns Cedar Point, Knott's Berry Farm, Schlitterbahn, and Canada's Wonderland, while Six Flags operates 27 parks in North America.
23andMe pressed on whether data breach targeted Jewish, Chinese usersA state attorney general is questioning what really happened when a leading genetic testing company had a data breach last month.
Teachers kick off strike in Portland, Oregon, over class sizes, payThe Portland Association of Teachers, which represents 4,000 educators in Oregon, has gone on strike for the first time in its history.
