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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking information from Tesla about a fatal crash in Contra Costa County, California on Feb. 18.

Red McCombs, the billionaire who owned two professional basketball teams and an NFL team, has died at the age of 95. His family remembered him as a "Texas icon."

After a pandemic era increase, fading food-stamp benefits could suddenly sensitize a large block of consumers to higher grocery prices at Walmart and peers.

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen spent a ton of money in the offseason and it appeared to irk other owners enough for MLB to create a committee to focus on revenue disparity.

Two California men were sentenced for their roles in a $44 million scheme to file fraudulent tax returns on behalf of professional athletes and phony PPP loan applications.

The number of Americans falling behind on their car payments are increasing at a rapid rate due to the increase in car prices and borrowers taking on larger loans.

A judge on Friday issued a nationwide injunction blocking Starbucks from firing employees for engaging in union-related activities protected by federal labor law.

Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw told reporters in East Palestine on Saturday that he was there to support the community following the toxic Ohio train derailment.

Southwest Airlines has announced a new pricing model for its onboard internet, with $8 WiFi being purchased from "Takeoff to Landing" beginning on Feb. 21.

Representatives of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party introduced bills to prohibit sales of non-electric yard equipment and ice resurfacing machines such as Zambonis.

Lithium-ion batteries are fueling homeowner's concerns after the batteries caused a series of fires. Lithium-ion battery fires occur when the battery overheats or a defect.

Barnes & Noble is phasing out its current membership program with two new options it just rolled out. The new premium membership costs $39.99 annually, the company said.