Author: Nathan Bomey, USA TODAY

At a time when America is grappling with a misinformation crisis, when is it acceptable to mislead as a marketing strategy?

Kimberly-Clark, the maker of the Cottonelle, Scott and Viva brands, said Wednesday that it will hike toilet paper prices because of commodity costs.

Volkswagen is poised to change its name to “Voltswagen,” switching the “k” to a “t” in a nod toward the automaker’s investment in electric vehicles.

Computer-chip shortages caused by COVID are hampering new-car production, threatening to raise used-car prices as buyers seek alternatives.

The next time you see the dentist for a teeth cleaning, you may be able to get a COVID vaccination, as well. Dentists are poised to administer shots.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety performed crash tests on the Genesis GV80 – the SUV Tiger Woods crashed – and named it Top Safety Pick+.

The Ford Bronco, Jeep Wagoneer and Toyota Supra are back. What’s next? How about the Cadillac Eldorado, the Chevrolet El Camino or the Subaru Baja?

Automakers have been reviving long-discontinued vehicles like the Ford Bronco and Chevrolet Trailblazer. How about these vehicles?

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