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Instagram has a new leader.

It's a new era at Goldman Sachs.

Beth Ford's first job paid $2 an hour. Early in the morning, she climbed on the school bus to go detassel corn, joining other kids in Sioux City, Iowa, who did it as a summer job.

The Washington Times on Monday issued a lengthy retraction and apology for an editorial it published in March about Aaron Rich, the brother of the slain Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich whose unsolved murder became the basis for conspiracy theories on the far-right.

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Jemele Hill is heading to The Atlantic.

Ryanair could be headed for a rough landing this year.

1. Tesla reaction: Shares in Tesla shot up as much as 15% premarket after Elon Musk agreed to step down as chairman and pay a $20 million fine to settle a case brought last week by US regulators.

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The Department of Justice said it is filing a lawsuit against the state of California over its new net neutrality protections, hours after Gov. Jerry Brown signed the bill into law on Sunday.

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In her most pointed comments to date about allegations of harassment at CBS, Katie Couric said the reports about the network's toxic, male-centric culture ring true.

Elon Musk agreed Saturday to step down as chairman of Tesla and pay a $20 million fine in a deal to settle charges brought this week by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Three new startups are pushing back against the rise of "news deserts" and the pitfalls facing local journalism.

The Murdoch family won big for steering the sale of most of 21st Century Fox to Disney.

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Perhaps no chief executive is more inextricably linked to his company as Elon Musk is to Tesla. But Musk's future at the helm of the electric car company was thrown into question when the SEC sued him on Thursday.

Two former executives of LendingClub mishandled investors' money and fudged the returns of funds that they oversaw, the SEC charged Friday.

Ted Turner is battling Lewy body dementia, the CNN founder revealed in an interview that will air over the weekend. Turner told veteran newsman Ted Koppel that he has "a mild case of what people have as Alzheimer's."