Tyson Foods recalls more than 190K pounds of chicken fritters sold to schools, other institutions
Tyson Foods recalled more than 190,000 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken fritters because some may contain hard plastic, officials said Saturday.
Bioengineered salmon won't come from US's biggest farm state
Genetically engineered salmon is heading to store shelves in the U.S., but it won't be coming from the biggest salmon farming state in the country.
China may restrict tech access in spiraling US trade dispute
Chinese state media say the government will create a system to protect China's technology as the U.S. restricts the access of Chinese companies to American technology in a spiraling trade dispute.
France's Le Maire hopes to fortify Renault-Nissan alliance
France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, says the French government's priority as a shareholder in automaker Renault SA is to fortify its alliance with Nissan.
G-20 finance officials say trade, geopolitical tensions have ‘intensified,’ vow to protect global growth
G-20 finance leaders said Sunday trade and geopolitical tensions have “intensified."
Man convicted in killing after being ID'd through Snapchat
A man has been convicted of murder in a drug-related robbery killing in Las Vegas after initially being identified as a suspect because a friend of the victim thought to check and preserve a Snapchat message.
Baltimore IT head apologizes for ransomware attack response
Baltimore's chief information technology official has apologized to city leaders for the response to a cyberattack that has crippled the city for a month.
Fiat Chrysler recalls close to 343,000 Ram pickup trucks
Fiat Chrysler announced a recall Friday that will affect close to 343,000 Ram pickup trucks worldwide due to a software error that could potentially cause airbags and seat belts to not work properly during a crash, the company said.
Trade disruptions, taxing tech companies are talk of G-20
Finance chiefs of the Group of 20 major economies meeting in the Japanese city of Fukuoka are debating how to revise tax systems to ensure big companies pay their fair share and support economies as global growth slows.
This company is offering $1,000 to someone willing to give up their smartphone and use a flip phone
FrontierBundles.com is giving somebody a chance but they have to be willing to put away their smartphones for a week and use a flip phone for a compensation of $1,000.
US-China trade war sparks worries about rare minerals
Rising trade tensions between the U.S. and China have sparked worries about the 17 exotic-sounding rare earth minerals needed for high-tech products like robotics, drones and electric cars.
McDonald’s gave away millions of free fries thanks to Toronto Raptors’ success: report
The McDonald’s promotion giving away a medium fry in Ontario each time the Toronto Raptors made at least 12 three-pointers in a game appeared to backfire, a report stated.
Mega Millions $530M winning ticket sold in California
A lucky person in California has just become much richer after winning the Mega Millions $530 million jackpot.
With Mexico deal done, US urges China to resume trade talks
One down, still others to go.
Trump says tariffs on Mexico suspended indefinitely
U.S. and Mexican officials claim to be making progress as they labored for a second day to avert import tariffs.
The Latest: Pompeo hails Mexico's work to avert tariffs
The Latest on U.S. threats to impose tariffs on Mexico (all times local): 8:35 p.m. President Donald Trump says he has "indefinitely suspended" tariffs he has threatened to impose Monday on Mexican imports.
Iran condemns new US sanctions on petrochemicals
Iran has condemned new U.S. sanctions targeting its petrochemical industry, saying they prove President Donald Trump is not serious about pursuing negotiations.
NBA, MLB using data to chase better deals with sportsbooks
For NBA and MLB executives, a cut of sports betting revenue is pretty much a no-brainer.
The Latest: Mnuchin to hold 1-on-1 chat with PBOC Gov. Yi
The Latest on the meeting of financial leaders of the Group of 20 major economies (all times local): 1:50 p.m.
Shipping from Mexico rushed before tariff threat lifted
Companies have been rushing to ship as many goods as possible out of Mexico to get ahead of possible tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump, hurriedly sending cars, appliances and construction materials across the border to beat Monday's deadline.
















