Chrysler recalls more than 211,000 SUVs and pickup trucks because of software malfunction
[ad_1] Stellantis-owned Chrysler is recalling more than 211,000 SUVs and pickup trucks in the U.S., due to a software malfunction that could disable the cars’
Raspberry Pi ushers in new tech IPO hope for London
[ad_1] Raspberry Pi’s claim to fame is simple: it makes cheap, unassuming personal computers. Oh, and they’re also the size of your credit card at
Commercial real estate crash: NYC office to sell at 67% discount
[ad_1] A New York City office building owned by a Related Cos. affiliate is set to be sold at a steep discount. Empire Capital Holdings
Donald Trump may lose liquor licenses in NJ if his felonies involve ‘moral turpitude’
[ad_1] New Jersey’s attorney general’s office is looking into whether Donald Trump’s recent felony convictions in New York make him ineligible to hold liquor licenses
Charlotte Tilbury’s beauty brand has makeup appointments at Formula 1 races
[ad_1] Beauty mogul Charlotte Tilbury is an unlikely evangelist for Formula 1. And yet the former makeup artist to the stars is a longtime fan
Homeowners are shelling out nearly $20,000 in hidden fees annually—’the same level as buying a used car every year’
[ad_1] Buying a home is expensive enough, between sky-high home prices and mortgage rates. But the financial strain doesn’t stop at closing—and being a homeowner
Co-living trailblazer Common Living’s bankruptcy highlights uncertain future for the model
[ad_1] Common Living, which was founded in Brooklyn in 2015, was an early pioneer of a new venture in residential property management: Rather than leasing
Elon Musk pay package: Lawyers who blocked it seek $5.6 billion
[ad_1] But there’s another group that stands to land a record windfall: The legal team that successfully argued against Musk’s payout in a Delaware court
Toyota’s sterling reputation just took a $15 billion hit after the car giant was found falsifying safety tests
[ad_1] Toyota, the world’s largest automaker, saw its market value plummet last week after Japan’s Transport Ministry found it had falsified and mishandled data for
China has a ‘near monopoly’ on many critical minerals. JPMorgan says it could be the ‘next battleground’ with the U.S.
[ad_1] China has a “near monopoly” on the mining of many raw materials that are critical for the production of semiconductors and other technologies, JPMorgan