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The California Court of Appeals has reinstated a lawsuit accusing Tinder of age discrimination.

More than four months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, 15-year-old Salvador Gomez Colon is shocked by the poor living conditions that persist in many of the towns throughout the island.

President Trump has decided not to participate in a Super Bowl Sunday interview this weekend.

In the age of YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, why are marketers still willing to throw down millions of dollars for a 30-second Super Bowl ad?

Samsung is making sure it doesn't miss out on the cryptocurrency craze.

1. Earnings flood: Investors will hear from a slew of corporate titans on Thursday.

Jerome Powell is about to take the helm of the world's most influential central bank.

Nintendo's beloved mustachioed plumber is returning to the big screen.

EBay and PayPal's divorce just got messier.

Airbus has debuted its much-anticipated A321LR, the world's longest-range jet with a single aisle currently in production.

Massachusetts gambling regulators want to know why Steve Wynn and Wynn Resorts failed to disclose a $7.5 million settlement when they were applying for a state license in 2013.

More bad news from Sears.

Mark Zuckerberg's attempts to fix Facebook are causing users to spend less time on the service.

The deadline to raise the debt ceiling just moved closer ... largely thanks to the new tax law.

Alan Greenspan is sounding the alarm about the booming stock market.

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At a certain point, usually around 35, age becomes a foe of pro athletes. But somebody forgot to tell Roger Federer, Tom Brady, Serena Williams and Floyd Mayweather, who are all tops in their respective sports.

About 46 million Americans watched President Trump's first State of the Union, according to Nielsen ratings data.

Microsoft is taking a big hit from the new tax bill.

It's 2018 and marijuana remains illegal in the United States.