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Facebook has often been accused of copying Snapchat. Now Snapchat may be taking a page from Facebook.

Last summer, a group of hackers showed how easy it is to infiltrate a bunch of voting machines. During a conference held in Las Vegas, they exposed flaws in election equipment currently used in the U.S.

Russian threats against American media outlets based in Moscow reached a new level on Monday, when officials sent letters to news organizations backed by the US government, warning them of possible "restrictions."

A gun control group has filed suit against a bump stock manufacturer seeking damages and counseling for the survivors of a mass shooting in Las Vegas earlier this month.

Republicans calling for the repeal of the federal estate tax often claim it makes it hard for American farmers and ranchers to pass on the family business to the next generation.

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Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart teamed up to honor President Trump's request for "equal time" on TV.

Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein's swift fall from grace is a story about the culture of Hollywood. But it's also a story that highlights just how wildly underrepresented women are in corporate boardrooms.

In the most expensive proxy fight in U.S. history, Procter & Gamble has declared victory over billionaire activist investor Nelson Peltz, who fought for a seat on the company's board.

James Harding, the head of BBC's news and current affairs division, is stepping down, he announced Tuesday.

French air traffic controllers are on strike -- and 450,000 travelers are feeling the pain.

President Trump will soon make one of his most important decisions: Nominating the next leader of the Federal Reserve.

Pfizer, one of the world's largest drugmakers, is considering a sale of its consumer healthcare division, a unit that includes well-known brands such as Advil, Centrum, ChapStick, Robitussin and Preparation H.

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There may be a bubble brewing in the food business.

After the Trump administration rescinded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) in early September, many business owners have grown concerned about the fate of some of their employees who gained the legal right to work under the program.

The International Monetary Fund isn't buying what President Trump is selling on tax reform.

Why was Harvey Weinstein fired from the company he co-founded with his brother Bob?

Another big Japanese company has admitted behaving badly... and it's already paying the price.