Former secretary of state and possible 2014 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is giving a speech to business leaders in western Michigan.
Facebook's top attorney says after a week of negotiations with national security officials, the company is allowed to make new revelations about government orders for user data.
General Motors is recalling more than 193,652 SUVs from the 2006 and 2007 model years because a circuit board in the driver's door could short and cause a fire.
Despite all the talk about Apple's iPhones, more than 50% of the smart-phone market opts for an Android phone. We've got a look at three phones Consumer Reports says are worth considering.
AAA Michigan says gasoline prices have jumped about 12 cents during the past week to a statewide average of about $4.22 per gallon.
Spirit Airlines has just announced this week that they will be teaming up with Friends Wine In A Can to serve just that - wine in a can - on board their flights starting this week.
Just two days after refusing a government request to recall 2.7 million older-model Jeeps, Chrysler has decided to do two other recalls totaling 630,000 vehicles worldwide.
Taco Bell has issued a statement to the picture that appeared to show an employee licking taco shells that burned up social media on Monday.
AAA Michigan says gasoline prices have jumped about 23 cents during the past week to a statewide average of about $4.10 per gallon.
Keeping your lawn cut can be a big job, so with the help of our partners at Consumer Reports, we're helping you find mowers that are easier to use.
Wayne State University researchers plan to study whether different freeway speed limits in Michigan for passenger vehicles and large trucks make roads safer.
Chrysler sales rose 11 percent, signs that auto sales rebounded from a slight dip in April and will continue to boost the U.S. economy.
Ford Motor Co. says its U.S. sales rose 14 percent in May as demand for the F-Series pickup hit a six-year high.
General Motors Co. says its May sales were the strongest since September of 2008.
Our partners at Consumer Reports are checking out fitness video games, to find out which ones give you the best workout... and some fun at the same time!
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More people move in June than any other month. How to protect yourself from unscrupulous movers!
Single-serve machines that brew one cup of coffee at a time are all the rage these days. We put them to the test so you don't waste your money.
Tired of hard ice cream... Check out the electric ice cream scoop that makes serving ice cream a breeze.
Despite all the talk about Apple's iPhones, more than 50% of the smart-phone market opts for an Android phone. We've got a look at three phones Consumer Reports says are worth considering.
Food stamps for pets? How one man has started a new program to help pet owners feed their pets, so they don't end up having to give them up.
If you've ever replaced a floor in your house, you know much work it can be with all the hammering, nailing and gluing. But now new products promise to change that. We're checking them out.
Personal Finance
Traveling this holiday season? Check out an easy way to score big frequent flyer rewards without ever sitting on an airplane.
If your smartphone bill is pushing $100 a month, wouldn't it be nice to have a couple of apps that could actually earn you some money?
John Matarese has details on six apps that can earn you a few dollars or more.
In general, prepaid debit cards get the thumbs down from consumer groups because they tend to be laden with fees.
With so many money worries to face, a thoughtful graduation gift could make all the difference.
You soon won't have to wonder where your retirement dollars are going