Ford recalls nearly 2 million Explorers over trim part that could detach, create road hazard

Ford has issued a recall of nearly 2 million of its Explorer SUVs over concerns that a piece of exterior trim located near their windshields could detach and create a road hazard for other drivers.

Dollars and Sense - January 24, 2024

A famous chef’s “6 to 1” grocery shopping hack is going viral. Can it save you money? Are ATM’s that offer cash for old cell phones … incentivizing thieves? 

Netflix hints more price hikes coming in 2024, phasing out its cheapest, ad-free plan

Netflix signaled to investors this week that subscribers will likely continue to "pay a little extra." It’s also phasing out its basic, ad-free plan in more countries.

Remote work affecting commercial real estate
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Empty office buildings have become the "new norm" as we see a more permanent switch to telework. FOX's Joy Addison reports more.

2023 home sales fell to lowest level in nearly 30 years, new report reveals

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes sank in 2023 to a nearly 30-year low as mortgage rates climbed to the highest level in more than two decades.

Charcuterie meat recall: Salmonella infections have doubled; advisory issued

Charcuterie meat sold at Costco and Sam’s Club has been linked to a Salmonella outbreak now reported in at least 22 states. Here’s what to know.

Possible listeria contamination prompts BrightFarms spinach, salad kit recall

Positive test results for the bacteria during routine sampling of spinach led BrightFarms to start the baby spinach and salad kits recall in seven states, the FDA said.

The tween skincare market is booming, thanks to social media

America’s youngest generation, Gen Alpha, are the most plugged-in consumers, and skincare companies have taken notice.

Consumer News: Issues with Apple products
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Banned Apple watches are back in stores and see why the new Apple headset won't have certain features.

3M issuing payments to veterans as part of $6 billion settlement over earplugs

More than $250 million in payments are expected to go to over 30,000 past and present U.S. service members as part of a previously announced settlement.