Honda announced Tuesday that it will recall approximately 344,000 Odyssey and 68,000 Element vehicles from the 2007-2008 model years in the U.S. to modify the

Twitter on Monday began letting its hot microblogging service be integrated into web sites such as YouTube and Microsoft's Bing with a new "@Anywhere" feature.

Years after a failed attempt at securing a bank charter, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to expand the number of its stores offering bank-like services by 50

Two grocery chains opened stores in North Texas Monday, bringing new choices and hundreds of new jobs to the area.

Ford rolled out its next-generation Police Interceptor for law enforcement that will replace the ubiquitous Crown Victoria police car when its goes out of

Google appears increasingly likely to close down its Chinese-language search engine, probably pulling the plug on the site "within weeks," The Wall Street

Netflix has canceled a sequel to a $1 million contest to improve its movie recommendations, to avoid a legal showdown over subscriber's privacy rights.

HSBC's Swiss private bank Thursday issued a public apology to its clients for the theft of 15,000 sets of client data, allegedly by Herve Falciani, a former

Mexican telecoms magnate Carlos Slim Helu has been named the world’s richest man, with a net worth of $53.5 billion, The Times of London reported late

Bank of America Corp. apologized Wednesday after its local contractor entered the home of a mortgage borrower when she was away, cut off utilities, padlocked

Bank of America Corp. plans to announce Wednesday that it is eliminating $35 overdraft fees on debit card purchases as the bank tries to stay ahead of a

The name Ebby Halliday is well known in North Texas. The community leader celebrates her 99th birthday this week. And, FOX 4's James Rose reports she still

Toyota Motor Corp. will recall 2004 through 2009 models of its Prius hybrid to prevent accelerator pedals from becoming trapped, The Wall Street Journal

A body pulled from the Mississippi River near the French Quarter on Tuesday was that of a missing Texas oil company executive, police said.

LifeLock Inc., a company that protects its customers from identity theft, exaggerated its claims and now must pay $12 million in a settlement agreement with 35