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McDonald's will pay a $1.3 billion settlement to the French government to avoid court proceedings regarding tax evasion charges, the company announced Thursday.

The White House on Wednesday appeared to shift from blaming Russia's invasion of Ukraine to oil companies' profits for record-high high gas prices.

Only 40% of consumers have admitted that they can afford their expenses It's even worse for consumers in the lowest income category.

IKEA is further cutting its operations in Russia as the war on Ukraine intensifies, which includes drastically reducing its 15,000-employee workforce.

A malfunctioning or missing shifter cable can cause the vehicle to improperly shift gears and possibly roll despite being parked.

Retail sales unexpectedly dropped in May as consumers – confronted with the hottest inflation since 1981 – pulled back on spending.

Back-to-school shopping season is the second-biggest season for retailers and this year, experts expect sales to grow 7.5%.

Ford is recalling nearly 49,000 Mustang Mach-E SUVs due to a battery connector that can overheat after the use of a high voltage charger or repeated acceleration.

Egypt, Israel, and the European Union signed a deal Wednesday to sell more natural gas to EU countries working on reducing dependence on Russian energy supply.

Here are the key events taking place on Wednesday that could impact trading, including the Feed's decision on interest rates as well as the latest inflation report on import and export prices.

A station in rural California boasts a staggering $9.63 price tag on a single gallon of gas.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) alerted parents and caregivers that certain rockers from Fisher-Price and Kids2 should never be used for sleep.

Gazprom said Russian natural gas deliveries to Europe will decrease by 40% after Canadian sanctions over the Ukraine war prevented a German energy company from delivering equipment.