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Hyundai and Kia recall more than 500,000 vehicles in case of engine failure or fire – CBS Philly

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[ad_1] Follow CBSPHILLY Facebook | Twitter DETROIT (AP) – Hyundai and Kia have added more than half a million vehicles to a three-and-a-half-year chain of US recalls for engine failures and fires. Three recalls released by the government on Thursday add new problems and new vehicles to the list of Korean manufacturers' safety issues, which … Read more

Tristan O'Tierney, co-founder of Square Inc., dead at 35

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[ad_1] In 2018, Tristan O'Tierney wrote a Twitter message about his struggles with addiction. (Instagram) Tristan O'Tierney, 35, co-founder of Square Inc. and a director at Voteraide, a network called "the LinkedIn for Politics," has died, according to his family. His mother, Pamela Tierney, said her dead Feb. 23 in Ocala, Fla., Of causes likely … Read more

Tesla Online Sales – Bigger News Than $ 35,000 Model 3

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[ad_1] Cars Published on March 1st, 2019 | by Steve Hanley March 1st, 2019 by Steve Hanley The $ 35,000 Tesla Model 3 is here. During a conference call with journalists on February 28, Elon Musk was clearly pleased that he was ready for the future. Long-term reservation holders will still get first priority but … Read more

Trump, in the CPAC speech, states that Fed interest rate hikes are hurting the economy

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[ad_1] President Trump, while delivering a two-hour wide speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, blamed the strength of the US dollar's hike and interest rates on the Federal Reserve's effects. harmful to the economy. "We have a man who likes the quantitative tightening of the Fed," he said, referring to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome … Read more

Walmart to 'make every effort' to keep disabled greeters

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[ad_1] For decades, the people in blue at the front doors of Walmarts are known for their warm welcome to its stores. Now those one-time greeters have been replaced by "customer hosts," and their responsibilities have grown. The change was criticized last week when news stories were disproportionately affected. In interviews with more people, they … Read more

Pennsylvania workers lead the biggest manufacturers strike in the United States during the Trump era

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[ad_1] On February 26, nearly 2,000 members of the United Electricity, Radio and Machine Workers of the United States (EU) left their jobs at a former locomotive manufacturing plant in Erie, California. Pennsylvania, during the biggest US strike in the manufacturing sector since 2016. arrived just a day after the plant began operating under its … Read more

Trump: Strong dollar hurts US competitiveness

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[ad_1] President Donald Trump on Saturday renewed criticism of the Federal Reserve and said the restrictive monetary policy of the US central bank was contributing to the strength of the dollar and the competitiveness of the United States. "We have a man who loves a very strong dollar in the Fed," Trump said at the … Read more