Carey Vanderborg

2007 through 2013 model year FJ cruisers were recalled due to faulty seatbelt retractors.

Taco Bell’s wildly popular Doritos Locos taco helped the fast-food chain company create 15,000 jobs this year.

Boeing said its proposed battery fix will eliminate the risk of fire.

Diamond Pet Foods is voluntarily recalling several products due to low levels of thiamine.

iShares, Samsung and everything you need to know about cashing in on the Galaxy S4 release.

Honda is recalling nearly 250,000 vehicles worldwide for brakes that can suddenly kick in even when the driver isn't braking.

General Motors has reportedly decided to change who is handling its Chevy ads, one of advertising's biggest accounts.

The race is officially on between luxury automakers Audi and BMW.

Consumer Reports has compiled a Best & Worst Used Cars list for model years 2003 through 2012.

The Commerce Department's February retail sales report will show a 0.2 percent rise over January's level, analysts say.

Bloomberg told television show Face The Nation that Starbucks not changing its offerings is "ridiculous."

Both firms are rumored to be interested in buying some of the troubled snack cake brands, including Twinkies.

Car sales in India's passenger market plunged nearly 26 percent last month on an annual basis, its worst performance in 12 years.

Hooters' overhaul would make each restaurant more than just a man cave, as salads, remodeling and a series of ads are rolled out.

Pandora's stock soared after the company surprised Wall Street investors on Thursday with better-than-expected quarterly sales and an announcement that its CEO will be stepping down.

The Japanese automaker Subaru is recalling nearly 50,000 "zombie" vehicles because they run the risk of starting themselves, without human intervention.

A Wisconsin woman trying to protect her "wholesome" image failed to persuade a federal appeals court to hold Google Inc. liable because searches for her name could lead people to advertisements for drugs to treat sexual dysfunction.

The trade deficit in the U.S. widened more than forecast in January as demand for imported crude oil rebounded.

As metropolitan commuters look to save money on public transportation, electronic bike company Bioplanet rolls out its latest innovation.

A carmaker that has never before seen the light of day has emerged at the Geneva Motor Show.

Saudi-owned RGA is launching a dozen European brands in the U.S. by opening 175 to 200 mall stores in the next 12 months.

The LaFerrari has a 800-horsepower gasoline engine and a 163-horsepower electric motor.

The maker of Budweiser is using splashy newspaper ads to poke fun at a lawsuit that alleges its beer is watered down.

HSBC paid CEO Stuart Gulliver $11.1 million last year, despite missing cost and profit targets and a record money laundering fine.

Vertu, a pioneer maker of luxury mobile phones, is releasing Ti, an Android-running smartphone with a whopper of a price tag.

It appears that Mason's retirement package is minimal, as in $378.36. Not $378 million or $370,000, but $378.

An In-N-Out cook’s Reddit AMA is making headlines for including details of a "secret menu."

How did "Girls Gone Wild" creator Joe Francis become indebted to a Las Vegas tycoon for a reported $10.3 million?

A California winery submerged four cases of cabernet sauvignon in Charleston Harbor to see how the ocean affects the aging of the wine.