The classic Thanksgiving meal comes in at about $5 per person.

General Motors is recalling 38,400 Pontiac G8 models to reprogram the front-passenger air-bag module.

The Federal Reserve is holding off on any new actions to help the economy because stronger growth is giving it time to gauge the impact of steps it's already taken.

Honda says parts shortages from flooding in Thailand have forced it to cut car and truck production by 50 percent in the U.S. and Canada.

That's four hours earlier than last year.

The company that brought movie vending machines to grocery stores and fast food chains, is raising its rates.

Companies that sell products promising to help guys lose weight, conceal bloat and enhance skin have to walk a fine line between men's vanity and masculinity.

The federal government slapped a hefty $1.3 million fine on a toy company that sold popular arts-and-crafts beads that were linked to a dangerous drug and sickened about a dozen children.

The California attorney general's office on Wednesday sued three companies over allegations they misled consumers by marketing plastic water bottles as biodegradable.

They may be built Ford tough, but consumer reports finds the American auto company is driving down a bumpy road.

A new public database for safety complaints about cribs, power tools and other consumer products is facing its first legal challenge.

The coffee-giant is brewing up new beans.

Oil prices are lower as Europe's ongoing debt crisis fueled concerns about future energy demand.

President Obama is jabbing Republicans as he pushes for Congress to pass parts of his jobs initiative after the full package was blocked by the Senate.

An economist says the latest numbers on industrial production indicate that the economy "seems to have rebounded well in September" -- after a "punch to the gut" the month before.

This week's outage affecting BlackBerry customers is threatening to send a lot of them elsewhere for their cell phone, Internet and email service.

Research In Motion, the maker of the BlackBerry phones, says service has been fully restored after a three-day outage.

Consumers should be prepared to shell out a bit more for peanut butter soon.

Netflix is abandoning its widely panned decision to separate its DVD-by-mail and Internet streaming services.

Apple says first-day pre-orders of the iPhone 4S topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.

Dudes don't drink diet.

A Northern Oklahoma casino is investigating a security breach involving customers’ credit cards.

Sprint says it will stop selling phones and other devices compatible with Clearwire's network at the end of next year, as it switches customers over to its own fourth-generation data network.

Volkswagen says cracks can develop in the fuel injectors of 2-liter diesel engines. Fuel can leak and could cause a fire.

Silver spent a decade on top before this year.