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IRS tells Coca-Cola it owes $3.3 billion in back taxes
Coca-Cola was notified by the IRS that it owes $3.3 billion more in federal taxes, as well as interest, for 2007 to 2009, the company said Friday.
Trend of millennials living with parents is growing, not slowing
One lasting scar from the deepest recession since the 1930s is the phenomenon of young adults, facing their own financial challenges, forced to squeeze in the homes of their parents. And new data show the trend is getting worse, not better.
10 states burning the most coal
President Barack Obama released in August the final version of his climate policy and energy use program, the Clean Power Plan. The plan, if it passes, will allow the EPA to set carbon emissions targets for every state in the country. States will be required to meet the targets by changing energy sources. One of […]
3 Cheap Dividend-Paying Stocks
These solid companies give you above-average yields with below-average price-earnings ratios.
Women Hold The Keys To Model X Success
The Tesla Model X has been designed with women in mind. Tesla has demonstrated a growing appeal to women in recent years. Elon Musk expects women to make up more than half of Model X sales. Tesla Motors Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA)’s new Model X sport utility vehicle begins...
EPA accuses Volkswagen, Audi of evading emissions laws
The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday accused Volkswagen of installing software on certain cars in the U.S. to evade federal emission regulations, potentially exposing people to harmful pollutants.
Krispy Kreme offers free donuts for Talk Like a Pirate Day
It's the ultimate pirate treasure: free donuts.
When is a lease not a lease? When it's an iPhone
Apple’s new “financing” plan — a lease in all but name — makes available for phones a payment structure that is more familiar in the auto market.
Penumbra IPO Soars After Pricing Above Range
Penumbra priced its initial public offering of 4 million shares at $30 per share on Thursday night, and the stock began trading Friday morning at $40.
China steps up crackdown on unruly stock market with fines
China's top stock market regulator said Friday nearly 20 companies would be fined for "illegal market activities," as it struggles to restore confidence after a months long share price rout.
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