Boar's Head deadly listeria outbreak: Food safety lawyer asks Congress to investigate
A food safety lawyer is asking Congress to take action and investigate Boar's Head due to the company's ties to the largest listeria outbreak since 2011.
Toyota recalls 43,000 hybrid SUVs because their tow hitch covers could fall off
More than 43,-000 Toyota Sequoia Hybrid sport utility vehicles are being recalled because their tow hitch covers could fall off, according to the NHTSA.
Cathay Pacific grounds planes after finding 15 with faulty parts
Cathay Pacific has inspected its fleet of Airbus A350-1000 planes and is in the process of making repairs following a weekend engine component failure.
10K unionized hotel workers hold strikes across multiple cities, demand higher wages, increased staffing
More than 10,000 unionized hotel workers at hotels in multiple cities are currently participating in strikes, according to Unite Here, the labor union they belong to.
Ford recalls over 90K vehicles in response to risk of engine intake valve breaking
There is a recall of roughly 90,700 Ford and Lincoln vehicles that the report says, "may contain intake valves that have a propensity to crack and break."
'Friends' iconic orange couch expected to sell for $3,000 at auction
Julian's Auctions is allowing fans to step into the world of "Friends," with a recent auction selling both recreations of iconic props and clothes actually worn by the actors on set.
Pay for new hires is falling in some blue-collar jobs
Data from ZipRecruiter indicates employers are not willing to pay as much to new recruits as they did last year in some blue-collar sectors. Experts weight in on what's happening.
Starbucks has gone through 6 CEOs since its IPO in 1992; company hiring, firing not without drama
Starbucks is a coffee company offering its costumers a variety of food and beverage products. The company has been led by several different men in its history.
These food recalls should alarm all American consumers and have been linked to serious disease, death
A recall is made when a food or drink does not meet the standards of the FDA or USDA. Any food could be recalled, so it is important to stay aware of ones that happen.
Lake house once owned by Titanic survivor goes up for sale
The 5,600-square-foot home once owned by someone who lived through one of history’s most-famous maritime disasters recently went up for sale in New Hampshire.
Jeff Bezos' new $80 million ride
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos reportedly got himself a new ride: a Gulfstream G700. Business Insider reported he acquired the aircraft.
Boar's Head plant had dozens of violations, dubbed 'listeria factory' by lawyer
The USDA published a 74-page pdf detailing the numerous violations found at the Jarratt, Virginia, Boar's Head plant. Nine have died from listeria connected to the plant.
Ace Hardware store owner, 'one tough mother,' confronts overdose crisis after losing son to fentanyl
Michelle and Jeff Leopold, who own six Ace Hardware stores in California, lost son Trevor, 18, to fentanyl. Theirs and other "heartware" stories are shared for company's 100th anniversary.
Skill trade is a 'game changer' for women: Judaline Cassidy
Tools & Tiaras founder Judaline Cassidy discusses the entrance of women in skill trades and how her camp introduces young girls to them.
SkyRun Vacation Rentals is focused on ‘growing organically’: Cord Thomas
SkyRun Vacation Rentals President Cord Thomas discusses his company’s business strategy as Airbnb weakens its outlook on signs of slowing demand.
Dr. Marty Makary breaks down listeria contamination as US sees outbreak
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine professor Dr. Marty Makary weighs in on the listeria outbreak from deli meat and a new study linking COVID-19 to a higher risk of hearing loss.
Playing Nancy Reagan was an 'honor and a challenge': Penelope Ann Miller
'Reagan' actress Penelope Ann Miller sits down with 'Mornings with Maria' host Maria Bartiromo to discuss her portrayal of former first lady Nancy Reagan and the couple's legacy.
Soaring sausage sales could indicate economic turmoil as consumers turn away from costlier meats
Experts worry that a climb in sausage sales indicates economic turmoil as Americans seek cheaper meat alternatives amid recession fears.
These five cities have the highest rent for one-bedroom apartments
Tens of millions of Americans across the country rent and, according to recent data, those in certain cities face the highest rents for one-bedroom apartments.
'ER' creator Michael Crichton's estate sues Warner Bros. over series they claim is unauthorized reboot
Michael Crichton's estate is suing Warner Bros. Television over a show they claim is an unauthorized reboot of "ER."