Elon Musk says Tesla aims to make 200,000 Cybertrucks a year
Tesla CEO Elon Musk revised the EV-maker's production target for the Cybertruck to 200,000 annually with first deliveries to begin on Nov. 30 nearly four years after its unveiling.
Bud Light parent Anheuser-Busch InBev's sales tumble further in US
Anheuser-Busch InBev reported a 17.1% decline in sales volume in North America in the third quarter as its Bud Light brand continues to struggle after a controversial marketing move.
Cup Noodles unveils game-changing packaging update for 2024
Ramen noodles in cups usually make for a quick, affordable meal. Now one of the major companies making them says they will become even more convenient.
Al Root on UAW: 'Inevitable' that a strike was going to happen
Barron's senior writer Al Root discusses the United Auto Workers' strike as the union plans to unionize other automakers.
Gun sales surge amongst Jewish community fearing they may be 'target of violence': Eric Fletcher
Burbank Ammo & Guns manager Eric Fletcher says he's seen an influx of fathers, mothers, aunts, uncles, 'everybody' purchasing handguns.
Jason Kelce, Eagles releasing another Christmas album
The Eagles holiday Christmas album -- dubbed "A Philly Special Christmas" -- is back again after last year's limited vinyl and downloads helped raise $1.25 million to local Philadelphia charities.
Israel has 'an obligation' to protect their people: Mazi Melesa Pilip
Israel Defense Forces paratrooper unit veteran Mazi Melesa Pilip weighs in on college campus sentiment on the war and reflects on her military service.
As UAW strike nears settlement, let's hope this one demand isn't met
If automakers agree to UAW's demand to drop the two-tiered wage system, it will put U.S. industry on perilous path of self-imposed decline. Ask China.
Eye drops sold at CVS, Rite Aid, Target could cause eye infections and vision loss, FDA says
The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers to avoid about two dozen eye drop products after discovering "insanitary conditions" in the manufacture's facility.
EV market could become the 'next big flop': Economist
Car companies falling victim to "EV mania" could see their market values be the "next big flop" to hit Wall Street – and thus, Americans' wallets, says Steve Moore.
Israel-Hamas war: Oil prices could see 'large increases' if conflict spreads, World Bank warns
The World Bank said Monday that there could be “large increases in the prices of oil and other commodities" if the Israel-Hamas war spreads regionally.
Car companies would be 'smart' to invest in hybrid vehicles: Steve Moore
Economist Steve Moore analyzes the state of the automotive market with a potential UAW agreement and the transition to electric vehicles.
Israel, Iran might have to play a 'half-war game': Christian Whiton
Former U.S. Department of State official Christian Whiton says the Israel-Hamas conflict 'is looking at an open-ended occupation and operation.'
Biden 'shouldn't be talking to China,' but imposing 'severe costs': Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang discusses development in China's relationship with the U.S., Russia, Iran and other Middle Eastern countries amid geopolitical conflict.
Iran is 'the great puppeteer' in this conflict: John 'JV' Venable
Heritage Foundation senior research fellow and U.S. Air Force veteran John 'JV' Venable analyzes the next geopolitical moves to likely be made in the Israel-Hamas war.
Gifts for the holidays: How to plan and shop wisely this season amid inflation
Americans on average will spend nearly $900 on gifts, decorations, food and more this holiday season. Amid high costs, Ramsey Solutions' personal finance experts share wise money tips.
Consumer group exposes costs of Biden admin's war on home appliances
Alliance For Consumers, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group, released an analysis highlighting how the Biden administration's regulatory regime will lead to higher consumer prices.
EVs create profit potholes for major US automakers GM, Ford
The electric vehicle push by Ford and General Motors cut into both companies' profit margins which has the automakers revising some of their EV plans to rein in costs.
Cruise pauses driverless vehicle operations across US amid safety probe
Self-driving car company Cruise is pausing the operations of its autonomous vehicle fleet amid an ongoing safety investigation in the wake of a suspension by California.
Flight attendants blocked from ritzy Dodgers charter for not being 'blond, blue-eyed': lawsuit
The lawsuit builds off a previous settlement between United Airlines and flight attendants in 2020 which alleged the airline of similar discrimination practices.