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While heightened projections help assuage economic concerns, some experts say Biden may be overheating the economy.

Just after a December recall, Kia has recalled more vehicles due to engine compartment fires.

Passengers are seeking unspecified damages, claiming they "feared for their own lives as well as the lives of each other.”

Individual investors have remained bullish on the stock ever since its epic rise to $480 last January.

The Federal Reserve’s latest Survey of Consumer Finances shows that the average net worth of U.S. households is $748,800.

The CDC and FDA granted emergency use authorization to three COVID-19 vaccines.

Tim Sykes is the penny stock trader who turned $12,000 of seed money into $6.7 million.

Burger King UK tweeted "Women belong in the kitchen" on International Women's Day, but it had a reason for doing so.

According to one former Google employee, taking mental health leave after complaining about working conditions is "normalized" within the business.

The man charged $6.4 million on his American Express card to earn $310,000 in rewards.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that a new update on the Cybertruck could be revealed by April.

Since retiring from basketball in 2011, Shaquille O’Neal has seen just as much success off the court as he did during his playing years.

There is plenty for investors to know about the current financial markets.

A campaign entitled #BoycottAmazon started Sunday in solidarity with warehouse workers in Alabama.

China's export growth jumped to the highest in over two decades with imports also surging in a sharp bounceback from the coronavirus outbreak that had brought activity to a near halt.

Several automakers have issued safety recalls for a vehicle that you may be driving right now. Here's what you need to know.

Johnson & Johnson is current test trialing its COVID vaccine on children as it looks to have the shot ready for kids sooner than you might expect.

The banking industry is joining several other companies in offering its workers paid time off to get their COVID shot.

A February report found concerning levels of heavy metals, with no set regulations. Congressional Democrats are moving to change that.

10% of the annual incentives of their executives now depend on its goal accomplishments.

Honda's Legend EX cars will be offered with its Sensing Elite technology for hands-free driving.

Disney will close dozens of its stores in North America this year while its theme parks are still being hampered by the pandemic.

Getting a six-figure salary is nearly impossible without a college degree in the U.S., but Whole Foods would like to change the narrative for those who are driven and hard-working.

Billionaire Warren Buffett is a recognizable name due to his investing strategies, but he hopes people will remember him for creating a better world by donating most of his wealth to charitable causes.

Ralph Lauren has launched a clothing subscription service where members can rent clothing items monthly.

Only the richest of the rich will pay under the Ultra-Millionaire Tax Act, but it could wind up costing some entrepreneurs billions.

Universal's Epic Universe works to boost Central Florida's economy by restarting construction.

Amazon redesigned its mobile icon after similarities to Adolf Hitler’s mustache.

The sale of The Venetian and the Sands Expo and Convention Center follows the death of Las Vegas Sands founder Sheldon Adelson in January.