Advance Auto Parts to close hundreds of stores, slash jobs amid sluggish demand Advance Auto Parts plans to close hundreds of stores, four distribution centers and slash jobs amid the sluggish demand for vehicle parts, the company said this week. The announcement came with the release of the company's third-quarter report on Thursday, when it
Elon Musk wants to cut government spending. Tesla and SpaceX benefit from it Donald Trump's second administration plans to act on the president-elect's campaign promise to end President Joe Biden's EV tax credit that has benefited Tesla. Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said members of Trump's transition team intend to kill the $7,500 consumer tax credit for
Advance Auto Parts to close hundreds of stores, slash jobs amid sluggish demand Advance Auto Parts plans to close hundreds of stores, four distribution centers and slash jobs amid the sluggish demand for vehicle parts, the company said this week. The announcement came with the release of the company's third-quarter report on Thursday, when it
Advance Auto Parts to close hundreds of stores, slash jobs amid sluggish demand Advance Auto Parts plans to close hundreds of stores, four distribution centers and slash jobs amid the sluggish demand for vehicle parts, the company said this week. The announcement came with the release of the company's third-quarter report on Thursday, when it
Cash in on Cash App's $15M security settlement: How to file a claim before the deadline Time is running out for Cash App users to cash in on a $15 million settlement. Â According to a class-action lawsuit obtained by USA TODAY, plaintiffs sued Cash App Investing and Block Inc. for the companies' "failure to
Elon Musk wants to cut government spending. Tesla and SpaceX benefit from it Donald Trump's second administration plans to act on the president-elect's campaign promise to end President Joe Biden's EV tax credit that has benefited Tesla. Two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said members of Trump's transition team intend to kill the $7,500 consumer tax credit for
All-season vs. winter tires: What’s the difference? These two types of tires would hardly be more different if one was square. For all the suspension engineering and chassis tuning a vehicle undergoes before its manufacturer commits to full-scale production, how well your car handles and—more important for most drivers—how well it stops in an emergency
'The civil rights issue of our generation'? A battle over housing erupts in Massachusetts In a leafy suburb in a deep-rooted section of eastern New England, America’s housing fissures are coming to a head. Two years ago, the affluent, mostly white town of Milton, like several dozen others near it, was told by the Massachusetts
Officials warned electric vehicles can catch fire in Helene flooding: What to know In addition to killing more than 100 people and causing power outages for nearly 1.6 million customers, Hurricane Helene has submerged roads and vehicles across the Southeast. Since the system's landfall in Florida's Big Bend area late Thursday, torrential rain has destroyed vehicles
How a looming port workers strike may throw small businesses for a loop Time’s running out to avoid a strike at ports from Maine to Texas that has the potential to cost the economy $5 billion a day and upend the holidays for millions of Americans. When the clock strikes midnight, the labor contract between
Nike stock responds as company names new CEO. Is it too late to buy? Here's how Elliott Hill will look to turn the company around. Shares of Nike (NYSE: NKE) jumped after the company announced that its CEO was stepping down and it is bringing back a former longtime exec to run the company. Outgoing
Fed Chair Jerome Powell: 'Growing confidence' inflation cooling, more rate cuts possible Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Monday said there's "growing confidence" that inflation is moving toward the central bank's 2% goal during a speech at the National Association for Business Economics conference in Nashville. Powell said that two further rate cuts are possible if
Honda's history through the decades: Here's the 13 coolest models of all time Honda made its first foray outside the borders of its home market roughly six decades ago, and over the course of that period it has become not just a major player in the global automotive industry but also the purveyor of some
A port strike could cost the economy $5 billion per day, here's what it could mean for you Some 45,000 union workers could walk off the job at seaports on the U.S. East and Gulf Coasts on Oct. 1, cutting off vital trade arteries just weeks ahead of the nation's presidential election. A JPMorgan analysis projected
National Taco Day deals 2024: $1 tacos at Taco Bell, freebies at Taco John's, more Taco Bell has $1 deals all day on National Taco Day, which was officially moved to always fall on a Taco Tuesday. This year that is Oct. 1, but there are also deals on the OG date of Oct. 4.
The Daily Money: Port strike could cause havoc Good morning and welcome to a new week! This is Betty Lin-Fisher with today's The Daily Money. If union workers at 36 East coast and Gulf Coast ports don't reach an agreement and go on strike after midnight Tuesday, it could lead to supply shortages and increased
DirecTV to acquire Dish Network, Sling for $1 in huge pay-TV merger DirecTV has agreed to buy competing pay-TV provider Dish Network for $1 plus the assumption of debt, the company announced Monday. If approved by regulators, the acquisition will include the purchase of Dish TV and Sling TV from owner EchoStar in exchange for
Breyers to pay $8.85 million to settle 'natural vanilla' ice cream dispute U.S. customers who have bought Breyers Natural Vanilla ice cream over the past eight years may be eligible for cash payment in a nearly $9 million settlement against the ice cream company. The lawsuit applies to customers in the U.S. who bought the