Pinterest is inadvertently driving men to selfies and videos posted by young girls who have no idea how their images are being used, an NBC News investigation found.

Members of Congress will grill Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw in a Thursday hearing over the recent train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, and other incidents.

General Motors will offer voluntary buyouts to a “majority” of its 58,000 U.S. white-collar employees, as it aims to cut $2 billion in structural costs over the next two years, according to a letter sent to workers Thursday from CEO Mary Barra.

American Airlines is prepared to raise pilot pay to match that of Delta’s, including 40% cumulative increases in a potential four-year deal, CEO Robert Isom said in a message to pilots.

A labor crunch and the growing complexity of common products like cars and computers have made consumers’ complaints harder to resolve.

Hotel “bed taxes” go to public services and tourism promotion, not corporations, and some states and cities are thinking bigger about which projects they fund.

If you don’t quite know how to feel about the U.S. economy at the moment, you’re not alone.

U.S. auto safety regulators have opened an investigation into Tesla’s Model Y SUV after getting two complaints that the steering wheels can come off while being driven.

White House officials and the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are urging states to expand their efforts to crack down on ‘junk fees.’

SoFi Bank is suing the Biden administration to end the pause on federal student loan payments, arguing the moratorium has no legal basis and has cost the bank millions of dollars.