A federal judge approved one of the largest settlements in U.S. history earlier this week, paving the way for German auto giant Volkswagen to make amends with U.S. owners of VWs (Beetles, Golfs, Jettas and Passats) as well as Audis
Internet giant Yahoo is facing mounting lawsuits following a massive data breach. Read More. One of the Internet’s oldest email services, Yahoo has more than one billion monthly users. Last month, Yahoo announced it had been the victim of 2014 breach in
As record temps scorch portions of the country, experts are warning about the dire consequences of extreme heat. High heat poses risks for everyone, but many are unaware of the significant risks soaring thermometers have on the elderly – who do
Increasing numbers of baby boomers are channeling Dennis Hopper – the freewheeling biker in the iconic ‘60s film Easy Rider – and taking to the roads on motorcycles. In California, Department of Motor Vehicles stats show that baby boomers make up 56
The Pokemon Go craze has made people go – both literally and figuratively – over the edge. Two men fall off cliff while playing. The new location based mobile app, in which players try to catch exotic monsters from the Japanese cartoon
In a precedent setting case with potential ramifications for both consumers and the environment, Volkswagen announced today it will pay nearly $15 billion to settle diesel claims in the U.S. http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/28/business/volkswagen-settlement-diesel-scandal.html The proposed settlement was filed in the Northern District of
Vacation season is here – and millions of Americans are taking to the roads, skies or seas in search of some summer fun. In fact, according to AAA, a third of Americans will take a family vacation this year. Read
“It was an accident” is a common lament following a car mishap. However growing ranks of public officials and safety advocates are campaigning to change that mindset. They say calling a car crash an accident obscures the most common cause
In a potential blow to Wall Street, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFBP) is proposing legislation which prohibits mandatory arbitration clauses and allows consumers to bring class actions against financial firms. The proposed rule – which applies to bank accounts, credit
Texting and driving is a deadly habit. According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, 3,179 people were killed in car crashes involving a distracted driver in 2014. Moreover, recent data from the National Safety Council reveals that traffic fatalities – which had
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