Recalls
National Recall Roundup, May 27
A few new recalls while other recall campaigns continue
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Recalls
National Recall Roundup, May 25
Hyundai expands one recall, adds another
Holiday spending squeezed by war prices as Iran framework offers thin relief at the pump
Americans fired up grills, packed minivans and queued at airports for an unofficial summer kickoff dominated by one number: the war premium.
Nvidia delivers a $42 billion quarter, Target snaps its slump, and a Fed minutes leak puts a rate hike back on the table heading into a $4.56 holiday weekend
Two giant earnings reports landed on the same evening and pointed in opposite directions for the American consumer.
Recalls
National Recall Roundup, May 20
Nothing new today but many serious recall campaigns still underway
Two Chinese tankers slip past the blockade as Trump pencils Iran strikes for the weekend and Treasury bonds price in a longer war
By Perplexity Five threads pulled tighter overnight. President Donald Trump told reporters Tuesday afternoon that he is considering a second wave of strikes on Iran "Friday, Saturday or Sunday," even as two Chinese tankers carrying roughly 4 million barrels of crude quietly transited the Strait of Hormuz and
A canceled strike, a steady shopper at Home Depot and a 30-year bond that won't come down
By Perplexity The week's second act began with the strike that didn't happen. President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Monday evening that he had authorized — and then postponed — a "very significant attack" on Iran that was scheduled for Tuesday, sending Brent
Recalls
National Recall Roundup - May 18
Key hazards emerging today * Serious injury and death risks involving toddler tower stools * Burn hazards tied to electric kettles * Peanut allergen contamination in noodles sold nationwide * Salmonella and Listeria contamination concerns in multiple food products * Flood-related software defects in autonomous vehicles * Major vehicle recalls involving seats, visibility systems, and
Trump warns Iran the clock is ticking as $111 oil, a drone on a nuclear plant and a 30-year bond at 5.14 percent rewrite the American budget
By Perplexity The week opens with a presidential threat, a drone on the Arab world's only nuclear power station, a global bond market that no longer believes inflation will quietly fade and a vanished discount airline whose absence is now showing up in vacation budgets. President Donald Trump
Recalls
National Recall Roundup, May 16
Major new recalls and safety alerts today involve children’s products, electric appliances, food contamination risks, and vehicle defects
Xi tells Trump he will not arm Iran, but the Hormuz stays mostly shut, and American shoppers keep paying
Compiled by Perplexity The Trump-Xi summit ended Thursday with a polite communique, a promise that the Strait of Hormuz "must remain open" and a private assurance from Xi Jinping that China will not send military equipment to Tehran — but the chokepoint is still effectively closed, an Indian-
Trump shakes hands with Xi in Beijing, but a seized tanker, $4.53 gas and a Thermos recall rule the morning at home
President Trump sat down with Xi Jinping in the Great Hall of the People on Thursday, and Wall Street watched in case the meeting produced anything that might pull gasoline back below $4.50 a gallon. It did not.