Category: Financial News
Mylan Recalls 81,000 EpiPens Over Reports of Failure
Generic drugmaker Mylan NV has recalled about 81,000 EpiPen devices in countries outside the U.S., following at least two reports of the life-saving allergy shot failing in emergency situations.
Polaris Sportsman ATV Recalled for Fire & Burn Injury Hazard
After 47 fires that resulted in burn injuries to four people, Polaris recalled around 19,200 of the Sportsman 850 and Sportsman 1000 ATVs from the 2015 and 2016 model-years.
Bought Tools at Harbor Freight? You May Be Due a Refund
The nationwide discount hardware store Harbor Freight Tools is giving customers up to 30% back on all purchases as part of a $23 million class action lawsuit settlement over misleading sales price tags.
Hate Shopping? Now You Can Have Costco Delivered Right to Your Door
Shipt, an online grocery marketplace and delivery service, announced Tuesday that it will be teaming up with Costco to pick up orders and run deliveries to customers.
Sex Toy Maker to Pay $10K Each to Customers Over Privacy Violation
Standard Innovation has agreed to settle a lawsuit accusing the company of collecting "highly intimate and sensitive data" from its We-Vibe vibrators without their owners' knowledge.
Sears Craftsman Table Saws Recalled
Around 46,000 Craftsman portable 10" table saws were recalled because the stand can collapse unexpectedly. Nine people suffered hand injuries, broken bones, shoulder strains, or amputations.
Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Tyson Chicken Supplier
More than 70,000 chickens have been destroyed at a farm in Tennessee that supplies Tyson Foods in response to an outbreak of lethal avian influenza.
Dog Food Recalled After Tests Find Horse Meat
Evanger's and Against the Grain recalls all "chunk beef" dog food after it tests positive for horse meat and the deadly euthanasia drug pentobarbital. One pug is known to have died, and several other dogs got sick.
Keurig Pays $5.8 Million Settlement Over K-Cup Burn Injuries
Keurig pays a tiny settlement with the government after making hundreds of millions of dollars in profit off K-Cup MINI coffee makers that it knew were burning people by exploding hot water and coffee.