Volkswagen Sales Expected to Fall 8%
Volkswagen's August sales are expected to drop more than 8%, continuing a trend that has gone on for over two years.
Volkswagen's August sales are expected to drop more than 8%, continuing a trend that has gone on for over two years.
Joining other states, California recently has received approval to expand fracking activity in the state.
AT&T has decided to offer the Amazon Fire phone for "$0 down." But the claim may be a little misleading.
Despite their reliability, pipelines still lead to an unacceptable rate of safety mishaps. They corrode and rupture, which threatens workers and nearby communities.
While the price of gasoline nationwide hovers around $3.43, in 10 major cities the figure is above $3.85.
As the price of a gallon of regular gasoline nationwide hovers around $3.43, there are 10 states that have prices below $3.25.
Detroit is the only top housing market where prices are still below its Case Shiller January 2000 benchmark.
Several companies had more than 100 million shares sold short for the two-week period that ended on August 15.
Gunmaker Smith &Wesson announced earnings that were poor, and a forecast that was worse.
Chrysler and its brands often rank at the bottom of car quality surveys. This has not affected sales.
Google has passed Berkshire Hathaway to become the third largest U.S. company by market capitalization.
McDonald's could admit its U.S. expansion is over and buy a company that may be only at the beginning of its run.
Sony says its PlayStation Network is now back online.
Tim Hortons and Burger King may merge, the two companies disclosed.
In what is likely to become a major challenge to Microsoft Windows and Google Android, China will release its own operating system.
Hackers appear to have taken down the huge Sony PlayStation Network.
Barnes & Noble shares have outperformed Amazon.com's this year, and have done so by a wide margin.
The drought throughout the Western United States, particularly California, may be the worst in a century.
Not to be outdone by other consumer tech companies that offer free online storage, Amazon.com now offers free cloud-based storage as well.
Certain car brands bring consumers into the showroom, if only to have a look at what they would like, but won't be able to buy.