Rob Wile is a Breaking Business News Reporter at NBC News. He covers a range of topics including the economy, inflation, and consumer interests, with a particular focus on writing for everyday consumers and ensuring comprehensive online coverage of major business events. Rob's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Miami Herald, Business Insider, and Yahoo News.
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Ford has struggled with quality-control issues in recent years, something that has weighed on its bottom line.
The former heavyweight champion hadn't fought an official bout in 19 years.
The judge overseeing the case has called for a new hearing to discuss concerns about the bidding process.
The notices come on the heels of Ford agreeing to the second-largest-ever NHTSA civil penalty over alleged quality-control issues.
By: Rob Wile
The change is particularly aimed at teenagers, a demographic that evidence has shown increasingly experience negative effects from using Instagram.
Consumers have pulled back on buying discretionary goods, the big-box retailer said.
By: Rob Wile, Melissa Repko
Inside Target Corp.'s Flagship Store (Ben Brewer / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
By: Rob Wile
Walmart is thriving while Target is struggling as consumers prioritize basics and bargains.
Target reported earnings Wednesday that came in far below Wall Street's expectations, something the big-box retailer attributed to slower than expected demand.
Gautam Adani, who is believed to be worth about $70 billion, is accused of bribing Indian officials then lying about the alleged scheme to U.S. investors.
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