Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

The Colonial Pipeline resumed oil and gas transportation after two lines went offline ahead of Hurricane Ida as a precautionary move.

Thieves stole 880,595 vehicles in the U.S. in 2020, up 10.9% from 2019, according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau

Hurricane Ida brought gasoline refining to a halt at two sites on the Gulf Coast, likely causing the price of gasoline to jump in the coming days.

Mattress Firm closed 700 stores and plans to close some more, but CEO John Eck says the retailer has stabilized after years of turmoil.

Delta Air Lines plans to charge workers who refuse to get a COVID-19 vaccination an extra $200 per month for their health care insurance.

Google’s Gmail filtered 85 legitimate emails from my Inbox to my Spam filter in the last 30 days. It turns out I’m not alone.

Vehicles like the Toyota RAV4 and Toyota Camry are expected to be in short supply in the coming weeks as Toyota grapples with the chip shortage.

Some colleges mandate COVID-19 vaccines, while others impose coronavirus testing fees of up to $1,500 on students who reject vaccines.

Nissan introduced the 400-horsepower 2023 Nissan Z sports car, which replaces the 370Z after it went out of production following the 2020 model year.