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USA Thick Pig Ear eight packs and USA Thick Pig Ear 20 packs that were shipped from Amazon have been recalled for Salmonella contamination.

The wealth tax mooted by presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders’ will hit multibillionaires very hard. Based on the current fortune, the wealth tax of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos could run into $9 billion a year.

Clean and energy-efficient that doesn't take up much road space are what Acrimoto strives to accomplish with its new three-wheeled electric vehicle that is set to begin production.

Adam Neumann is out as WeWork CEO but he's still lord of five palatial homes.

A massive 15% drop for Bitcoin happened in a few minutes of trading. Other altcoins suffered the same blow with double-digit declines accounting for much of the cryptocurrency crash on Tuesday.  

Employee recruitment at Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory 3 pushes ahead at a furious pace.

Juul Labs is taking big hits to its sales due to the backlash from a lethal illness linked to vaping.

Adam Neumann, the embattled CEO of WeWork announced that he is stepping down. The move on Tuesday followed the main investor SoftBank’s unhappiness over the startup’s governance issues.

The Federal Reserve moved to inject new cash into the US banking after a turbulent week for money markets.

PG&E said power outages may continue in some areas through Wednesday morning as it continues to monitor the weather conditions.

Disney has made cuts to its live entertainment staff, including some performers who have worked for the company for over a decade.

Chinese electric automaker NIO Inc. said it will reduce its global workforce from 9,900 workers to about 7,800 by the end of Q3.

Nissan has recalled over 1.2 million vehicles under the Nissan and Infiniti brands for a backup camera issue that could increase the risk of a crash.

Honda Motor Co. Ltd said it will stop making diesel cars in Europe by 2021.

The trade deal expected between the United States and Japan this week, reportedly hit a speed breaker after Japan sought assurances that the Trump administration will not clamp tariffs on its exports of cars and auto parts.

Apple’s AirPods will soon have another rival in the truly wireless headphones race, as well as the smart home speakers category.

Premium electric car manufacturer, NIO, sheds off more than $5 billion in losses.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has stated that the company will open Tesla stores in Slovakia, Croatia, Serbia and in most Eastern Europe states by early next year.

Netflix is feeling the heat from heavy-hitting rivals and is being battered badly.

Allowing humans to control computers and devices with only their thoughts is Facebook's next target as it sets to buy CTRL-labs, a tech startup that develops wristbands that interprets neuron activity into digital commands.

The Asian subsidiary of Anheuser-Busch InBev plans to earn at least $5 billion from its upcoming Hong Kong IPO.

The strides made by SpaceX in developing the Starship rocket meant for Moon and Mars missions had been reinforced by the latest photos revealed by CEO Elon Musk.

Overstock.com's Wall Street misfortunes continue with its stock plunging 25% Monday on a spate of bad news.

Boeing will begin financial assistance for the families who lost loved ones during the 737 Max crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia over the last year.

Apple has announced that news Mac Pro models will be manufactured in Texas in a move to avoid incoming tariffs.

Retailers may struggle for another 18 to 24 months, according to analysts.

Caesars has sold the Rio casino and hotel to real estate investment firm Imperial Companies for $516.3 million. Here's all the details on the transaction.

Snap Inc.has been in talks with FTC antitrust investigators and has reportedly been keeping track of Facebook Inc.'s anti-competitive activity in a dossier, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday.

Retailers can expect a strong holiday season online, but brick-and-mortar stores sales could continue to suffer.