Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

Vaping giant Juul Labs said Thursday it will suspend all U.S. sales of its non-tobacco, non-methol flavored e-cigarettes.

Customer satisfaction with rental cars hit an all-time high in J.D. Power’s 2019 North America Rental Car Satisfaction Study.

Ford said Thursday that it will offer two years of free charging stations to buyers of its electric cars, including the to-come Mustang-inspired SUV.

Juul spinoff Pax Labs is suddenly immersed in the nation’s marijuana vaping crisis as authorities flag deadly illnesses potentially connected to THC.

Walgreens and Kroger said Monday that they would stop selling e-cigarettes, becoming the latest retailers to get out of the vaping business.

General Electric’s move to cut its pension liabilities is simply the latest corporate pivot away from guaranteed retirement benefits.

General Electric is offering buyouts to about 100,000 pensioners and freezing the retiree payments for about 20,700 salaried pensioners.

The Federal Trade Commission on Thursday ordered six vaping companies to turn over documents detailing their business practices and performance.

Kia, Ford and Volkswagen are among the automakers that made USA TODAY’s list of the hottest-selling vehicle of the third quarter.