GM Temporarily Lays Off 700 Workers at Factories in U.S. and Canada

EV Demand Slowdown Forces Production Cuts at GM Plants General Motors has temporarily laid off approximately 700 workers across two of its major electric vehicle production facilities in the United States and Canada. The automaker cited weakening demand for electric vehicles as the primary reason behind the decision, marking another setback in the EV transition Continue reading

Do You Owe Taxes on Cash App Transactions? Here’s What the IRS Says

If you used Cash App, Venmo, PayPal, or another payment app to receive money in 2024, your tax filing process may come with new twists in 2025. A key document—the IRS Form 1099-K—might land in your inbox, and knowing what to do with it could save you stress, penalties, or an audit. Let’s break down Continue reading

Ford Issues Second Recall for 33,000 Escape and Bronco SUVs Over Fuel Leak Risk

Ford Motor Company is recalling over 33,000 vehicles in the United States due to a potentially dangerous fuel leak issue that could lead to engine fires. This latest recall impacts certain 2020–2022 Ford Escape and 2021–2023 Bronco Sport vehicles equipped with 1.5-liter three-cylinder engines. What Models Are Affected? The specific models included in this recall Continue reading

TIME’S RUNNING OUT Americans Have One Last Chance to Claim Up to $12,500 From $9.95M Data Breach Settlement Just One Document Required

Thousands of Americans may be entitled to receive up to $12,500 in compensation—and the best part? Filing a claim is surprisingly simple. This comes in the wake of a $9.95 million class action settlement following a massive 2023 cyberattack targeting the National Student Clearinghouse (NSC)—a nonprofit organization that processes and manages student education records for Continue reading

Two Food Products Recalled in Canada Over Wood Fragment Contamination

Consumers across Canada are urged to take immediate action following a major food recall linked to possible wood contamination in several products distributed to retail stores, restaurants, and institutions. 🔍 What’s Happening? The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has joined forces with Concord Premium Meats Ltd. (based in Saint-Eustache, Quebec) and Caldic Canada Inc. (Mississauga, Continue reading

Wells Fargo (WFC) Tops Expectations with Strong Q1 Earnings

Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC), the U.S. banking heavyweight and the nation’s largest mortgage lender, has once again edged past Wall Street expectations with its Q1 2025 earnings results. However, a dip in revenue and broader market underperformance leaves investors wondering: What’s next for this financial giant? 📊 Earnings Beat—But Only Slightly For the Continue reading

Major Drugstore Chain to Shutter 7 Locations See Which Stores Are Closing

Over the last five years, the retail world has undergone a seismic shift—one marked by closures, pivots, and a complete rethinking of how we shop. What started as a temporary disruption in early 2020 has evolved into a long-term transformation. And few sectors have felt the aftershocks as deeply as the drugstore and pharmacy industry. Continue reading

Hyundai Recalls Vehicles Over Faulty Left-Foot Braking Feature

A recent safety concern has prompted Hyundai Motor Company to issue an urgent recall for a select number of its vehicles, including the high-performance Ioniq 5 N model. The issue stems from a faulty left-foot braking system, which, after a recent software update, has been linked to unintended vehicle acceleration — posing serious safety risks Continue reading

Recall Alert 30,000 Child Car Seats Pulled for Safety Concerns

More than 30,000 child car seats manufactured by Chicco USA, Inc. have been officially recalled after federal safety officials discovered they may not provide adequate protection in the event of a car crash. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), certain models of Chicco’s MyFit Zip Air Harness and Booster seats have the Continue reading

3 CRA Relief Payments for Seniors in 2025: Full Guide to Financial Support Programs for Older Adults in Canada

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) continues its efforts to support low- and moderate-income seniors with various relief payments for seniors in 2025. With rising inflation, housing costs, and medical expenses placing more pressure on older Canadians, these government benefits are critical in helping retirees maintain financial stability and a decent quality of life. Below is Continue reading