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Apple has apologized to customers for how it rolled out an update that can slow down older iPhones. It is offering cheaper battery replacements to make up for it.

From media powerhouses like Si Newhouse and Roger Ailes, to business leaders who created household brands like Little Caesars, Costco and Pac-Man, here's a look at who we lost in 2017.

Goldman Sachs says it's about to take a big hit from the massive overhaul to the U.S. tax code.

More workers are giving up on getting a promotion. Only 16% of employees across the globe say they're willing to go the extra mile at work these days -- helping out colleagues, clocking extra hours or volunteering for more responsibilities.

Argentina's famous steak and wine will be a little cheaper for foreign travelers next year -- and more expensive for locals.

A new study reveals what you probably already know: If you're a Millennial with a job, work isn't living up to your expectations.

The battle between two billionaire brothers at the heart of India's mobile industry has ended with one buying out the other.

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1. Record rally: Wall Street looks set to end the year on a high.

China's bike-sharing companies have hit a roadblock.

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Netflix plans to shower CEO Reed Hastings with even more stock options next year.

Uber is finally getting its mini IPO.

The new cap on state and local tax deductions has homeowners across the country rushing to pay their 2018 property taxes before December 31.

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The changes to the new tax law are complex, and difficult even for experts to unpack. But some of the plan's provisions are straightforward enough for simple "yes" or "no" answers.

What are some ways I can boost my income? --Myrie.

The head of the world's most valuable company has stopped flying commercial.

The huge tax overhaul in the United States is expected to boost business by lowering taxes. But many big international companies are warning that the changes will mean billions of dollars in one-off losses.

2017 was the year of the "Silence Breaker," but women in many industries are still keeping quiet about workplace sexual harassment.