US charges Chinese tech giant Huawei, top executive with bank fraud

The Justice Department unsealed criminal charges Monday against Chinese tech giant Huawei, two of its subsidiaries and a top executive, who are accused of misleading banks about the company's business and violating U.S. sanctions.

Former Southwest Airlines CEO James Parker dies at 72

DALLAS (AP) - James F. Parker, who succeeded Herb Kelleher as CEO of Southwest Airlines and led the carrier through the aftermath of the September 2001 terror attacks, has died. He was 72. Parker died unexpectedly on Saturday night, according to Southwest. Parker was a lawyer in San Antonio and former state assistant attorney general before joining Dallas-based Southwest in 1986. He was general...

Walmart expected to hire hundreds of truck drivers; increase their average pay to nearly $90K a year

Walmart is expected to hire hundreds of truck drivers in 2019 and plans to increase their pay to an average of around $90,000 per year, according to an online report on FoxBusiness.com.

Sweethearts candy hearts won't be available for Valentine's Day 2019

Valentine's Day just won't be the same this year, as Sweethearts candy hearts will not be on store shelves for the first time in a century.

Apple reportedly switching iPhone charging cord

Apple will be switching to a USB-C port, according to reports. The change means those lightening charger cables you've placed all over for convenience could be obsolete.

Chicken nuggets recalled after consumers find wood in them

A GA-based company is recalling more than 68,000 pounds of gluten-free chicken nuggets after consumers discovered wood in them.

Career coach offers advice for finding a job

A really good job market is good news for people who might want to switch jobs or even start a new career. Career coach Tracy Timm talks about the market right now and what you should do first if you want to make a change.

Sears staves off liquidation, stores to remain open

Sears will live on- at least for now. The company's chairman and largest shareholder and chairman, Eddie Lampert, won a bankruptcy auction for Sears in New York, averting liquidation of the iconic chain, according to a source familiar with the negotiations.

Gymboree to file for bankruptcy, close 900 stores, according to reports

The children's clothing store Gymboree is expected to file for the second bankruptcy in two years and is planning to close all 900 of its stores.

Upscale hotel and convention center opening in Allen

An upscale hotel and convention center may bring more business to the fast-growing Collin County city of Allen.

New AI software tracks down users who share Netflix accounts and passwords

Software specialist Synamedia is touting a new technology that it says can track down users who share accounts and passwords for streaming services such as Netflix.

FDA suspends domestic food inspections during government shutdown

As the partial government shutdown nears a third week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that it’s been forced to suspend routine inspections of domestic food-processing facilities.

Amazon unseats Microsoft as most valuable US publicly traded company

Amazon has eclipsed Microsoft as the most valuable publicly traded company in the U.S. as a see-sawing stock market continues to reshuffle corporate America's pecking order.

Buc-ee's stores in Royse City, Melissa opening soon

The king of Texas convenience stores is just about ready to open two new stores in North Texas.

Texas leads nation with lowest unemployment rate in December

Texas unemployment numbers for December have not yet been released. However, the state led the nation last month with the lowest unemployment rate at 3.7 percent and even lower in North Texas.

US employers added a stellar 312,000 jobs in December

U.S. employers dramatically stepped up their hiring in December, adding 312,000 jobs in an encouraging display of strength for an economy in the midst of a trade war, slowing global growth and a partial shutdown of the federal government.