A Hyundai and Kia unit was accused of illegally repossessing cars from military service members. The financial unit now wants to settle charges.

A Boeing 737 caught fire at Senegal Airport, injuring several people amid the new FAA investigation. Here's what happened.

The Biden Admin's anti-credit card junk fee regulation could be frozen at the last minute. Will USCOC's request be accepted?

A FedEx Airlines Boeing 767 cargo plane landed in Istanbul without its front landing gear, sparking an ongoing investigation, which adds to Boeing's multiple aircraft incidents in 2024 alone.

Google employees express concerns over management decisions and treatment, citing issues such as stagnant compensation, lack of transparency in cost-cutting measures, and job security worries despite Google's soaring market value.

A major American supermarket has requested customers to voluntarily return several cheese spreads due to concerns over salmonella contamination.

The plan, pending court approval, details that almost all customers will be reimbursed the funds they are owed, with some receiving amounts exceeding their original claims.

The Congressional Budget Office disclosed that extending the measure would result in an additional cost of $1.1 trillion compared to initial estimates.

The JPMorgan Chase in Australia has been fined A$775,000 ($509,252) for permitting suspicious client orders on wheat futures trading.

Pfizer has agreed to settle over 10,000 lawsuits concerning the alleged connection between its product, Zantac, and cancer.