1. Telecoms deal: T-Mobile and Sprint announced a deal on Sunday that will combine the third and fourth largest wireless service providers in the United States.
Earlier this month, news came out that 50 Tampa Bay Times employees would face a fate typically reserved for factory workers and steel mill operators: Losing their jobs in a trade dispute.
More than 100 women have signed a letter defending former "NBC Nightly News" anchor Tom Brokaw following a sexual harassment allegation by a former colleague.
British grocery chain Sainsbury's is in "advanced discussions" about a merger with Walmart-owned Asda supermarkets in the United Kingdom, the company said on Saturday.
Senator Mark Warner says China's technological rise has been fueled by US tech companies that "prostituted themselves" to gain access to the Chinese market.
For a second straight year, President Trump is using the White House Correspondents' Association's annual dinner to wage his war on the reporters who cover him.
Remove the technical complexities from the equation, and MSNBC host Joy Reid's claim that homophobic posts on her blog were the result of a hacking requires one simple leap of faith.