Takata agrees to plead guilty and pay $1 billion in criminal penalties for airbag scheme
Takata Corp., one of the world’s largest suppliers of automotive safety equipment, agreed to plead guilty to wire fraud and […]
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Volkswagen agrees to plead guilty to criminal charges and pay $2.8 billion for cheating on emissions tests
Volkswagen has agreed to plead guilty to three criminal felony counts and pay a $2.8 billion criminal penalty as a
How student loans are handled can jeopardize long-term financial security of older borrowers
Complaints from older borrowers with student loans show that how the loans are handled can jeopardize their long-term financial security.
MyPillow now rated F by Better Business Bureau
Based on a pattern of complaints from consumers, advertising problems, and a government action taken by California state agencies, the
D-Link routers and IP cameras aren’t secure, FTC charges
The makers and distributors of D-Link products are being sued by the Federal Trade Commission for failing to take reasonable
Equifax, TransUnion settle charges of deceptive marketing for $23 million
Equifax and TransUnion, two of the nation’s three largest credit bureaus, have agreed to pay $23 million to settle charges
Watch out for fake Yahoo customer service scam
If you’re like me, you’ve received dozens of calls from people saying your computer needs technical assistance. I hope that
Increasing use of over-the-counter sleep drugs may cause significant health problems
More and more people with insomnia are relying on over-the-counter sleep medications on a daily basis. Although the drugs are
American Airlines: Be wary if you’re going to try its WiFi offer
On my flight from Madrid to Dallas on American Airlines Tuesday, an announcement was made that the WiFi was free.