Spin Master, distributor of Aqua Dots — a toy recalled after it was learned they turned toxic when wet following the hospitalization of two toddlers — agreed to pay $1.3 million to settle charges the company failed to report a known hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said. About a dozen children are believed to have been sickened by Aqua Dots. “To have a toxic chemical on a toy...
An analysis of the first six months of entries in the government-run database of product hazards reported by the public uncovered a disturbing statistic: About one of every seven...
A new email scam is making the rounds, using Google’s name to catch your eye. The con looks to be fairly indiscriminate in who it’s getting sent to, as...
A car dealership is being accused of installing GPS tracking devices in vehicles without buyer knowledge that were used to find and repossess cars — even some that weren’t...
