Auto loan delinquencies are up as inflation and the end of COVID-19 financial assistance programs eat away at consumer spending power.
Author: Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY
Elon Musk shares little about new models at Tesla investor day. Here’s what we did learn.
Tesla shares tumbled after its investor day, in which CEO Elon Musk shared the company’s Master Plan 3 but offered few details on future models.
What are the top electric vehicles for owner satisfaction? J.D. Power ranks EV models
Rivian R1T and Mini Cooper Electric are among the top-ranking EVs for owner satisfaction, according to J.D. Power. See where Tesla ranks.
‘Take It Down’: New tool helps teens, others wipe the web of explicit images taken without consent
Take It Down, funded by Facebook parent company Meta, can help people remove sexually explicit images of themselves as minors from the internet.
TD Bank, others agree to pay $1.35B settlements to end Allen Stanford Ponzi scheme litigation
TD Bank and two other banks have agreed to pay $1.35 billion to settle a lawsuit accusing them of aiding Allen Stanford’s $7 billion Ponzi scheme.
Gannett posts fourth-quarter profit after cost-cutting; passes 2 million digital subscriptions
Gannett reported net income of $32.77 million in the quarter compared with a loss of $22.45 million a year earlier.
Mortgage insurance costs dropping for some new homebuyers. Here’s how much you could save.
The FHA is set to reduce the annual mortgage insurance premium from 0.85% to 0.55% for most new borrowers seeking an FHA-insured mortgage.
Subscription fatigue: More companies are charging monthly fees. How much can consumers take?
Too many subscription services can be frustrating for consumers, but experts don’t expect companies to back off any time soon.
Reckitt recalls ProSobee infant formula due to possible cross-contamination with bacteria
The Enfamil ProSobee recall affects about 145,000 formula cans distributed through retail stores in the U.S., Guam and Puerto Rico.
DocuSign layoff announcement comes as tech layoffs continue to rack the industry
The announcement, which affects about 700 workers, comes after DocuSign announced plans to lay off 9% of its staff in September.