Accounting errors to cost executives their bonuses under SEC rule
The SEC passed a rule required by the Dodd-Frank Act to force public companies whose financial statements contain errors to recoup their executives’ bonuses and other incentive pay.
Seagate announces layoffs, accused of selling hard drives to Huawei
Seagate shares fell more than 7% Wednesday following an announcement of layoffs and a report that it sold hard drives to China's Huawei in violation of U.S. law.
Clorox recalling certain Pine-Sol cleaning products because of bacteria exposure risk
The Clorox Co. is recalling certain Pine-Sol cleaning products in connection to bacteria exposure risk, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Tuesday.
Cold snap is here: How to keep home heating costs down
Americans are already being told to take steps to better manage their home heating costs this winter as officials project an across the board increase in fuel prices
E-bikes sold at Amazon, Walmart recalled due to fire, explosion hazards
The Consumer Product Safety Commission posted a recall notice for Ancheer e-bikes because they "can ignite, explode or spark, posing fire, explosion and burn hazards to consumers."
IMF chief urges aggressive fight against soaring inflation
Kristaline Georgieva said that the world economy "has been hit by one shock after another″ — the coronavirus pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and a resurgence of inflation.
Government officials invest in companies their agencies oversee
Greater than 20% officials in senior positions, at the 50 U.S. Federal Agencies the Journal reviewed, had a conflict of interest in their stock choices.
UK's Truss stands by 'disruption' agenda despite Tory doubts
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has defended her economic plans as she tries to convince her Conservative Party the pain unleashed by tax-cutting is worth it.
FAA extends rest periods for flight attendants
Under the rule, flight attendants' required rest period will increase to 10 consecutive hours. Airlines have 90 days to comply after its publication in the Federal Register.
Hurricane Ian: Over 2.6M Floridians out of power Thursday
More than 2.6 million people are still without power Thursday morning after Hurricane Ian made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane, bringing winds of about 150 mph.
Walmart, CVS reach $147.5M opioid settlement with West Virginia
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced that the state settled with Walmart and CVS Pharmacy in a lawsuit regarding the oversupply of prescription drugs.
FTC looking into Amazon's $1.7B deal for iRobot
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has asked Amazon and iRobot for more information on the e-commerce giant's $1.7-billion buyout of the popular Roomba vacuum maker.
Extension cords sold on Amazon should 'immediately' be thrown away, CPSC says
Officials are warning consumers to stop using male-to-male extension cords that were sold under various brand names on Amazon because they pose several hazards.
FTC promises crackdown on companies taking advantage of gig workers
The agency is taking action against gig companies who deceive their workers about pay and hours, impose unfair contract terms and engage in anticompetitive wage fixing.
Amtrak to operate full schedule Friday after railroad strike averted
Amtrak announced that it will operate a normal train schedule Friday now that a tentative deal between the largest U.S. railroads and their unions has been reached, averting a strike.
Possible rail freight strike to affect Amtrak customers: What to know
Amtrak plans to suspend even more routes on Thursday as a potential strike by its unions looms. All of Amtrak's long-distance routes will be suspended.
Amtrak suspends several long-distance routes as railroad strike looms
Amtrak made service adjustments and canceled some of its long-distance routes like the City of New Orleans and California Zephyr as a potential freight railroad strike looms.
US national debt nears $31T: How it compares with other countries
As the national debt continues to climb and approach an unprecedented $31 trillion, FOX Business compares U.S. government debt to that of other nations.
Sen. Ernst pushes bill requiring DOE, EPA to raise own office thermostats to match CA recommendations
Iowa GOP Sen. Joni Ernst filed a bill Monday requiring the DOE and EPA to raise the temperature at their headquarters to match California's recommendations for residents.
Airplane laser strikes: FAA needs to do more, watchdog says
The Government Accountability Office said that the FAA and law enforcement had disbanded an interagency working group that was created to address this issue.


















