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'Le Car' Returns as Electric Vehicle

The car retains many of the original’s stylistic features.

Campbell's Soup Laying Off 326 in Georgia

Decreasing consumer demand means the plant will close.

Car Prices Hit New Record

This just might be history’s most confusing economic recession.

Factory Faces Backlash Over Distancing Monitors

Hydrogen-Powered Flying Car to Debut at CES 2021

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Retailer to Pay Workers to Get Vaccine

Apple Finds Partner for Long-Secret Car Project

Recall Expands as Pet Deaths Rise

Pets with aflatoxin poisoning may experience sluggishness, loss of appetite or vomiting.

Former Seafood Processor Owner Gets Prison for Tax Evasion

He had been evading and obstructing the IRS since 2008.

Chicken Producers Pay Millions More for Price-Fixing

Years-long litigation continues to impact meat processors.

Fire Extinguisher Maker Gets $12M Penalty

The allegations stem from a 2017 recall that affected nearly 40 million fire extinguishers.

Truck Frame Demand Leads to New Jobs in Kentucky

The company needs to make more vehicle frames for light- and heavyweight trucks.

Worker Killed at GM Stamping Plant

A coworker backed a forklift into a floor-to-ceiling wall unit that wasn't secured.

GE Can't Retrieve Pay from Ex-CEO Despite Disastrous Run

Jeff Immelt has been retired since 2017, but shareholders still want answers.

Bad Advice on Cannabis Leads to National Security Trial

A cautionary tale of how not to react to really, really bad advice.

Apple to Tie Exec Bonuses to Climate, Social Goals

The initiative was reportedly announced in response to a shareholder proposal to cut executive pay.

Employees Outraged Over Bogus Bonuses

The company said it was just a test, but it rubbed workers the wrong way.

Ford, GM Upgrade Hundreds of Temp Workers

The permanent jobs come with some perks.

FLIR Systems Acquired in $8B Deal

The companies’ products are considered "uniquely complementary with minimal overlap."