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Bloomberg is getting into financial news in Arabic.

"What's the difference between 'paying yourself first' and saving money?" -- Ayesha

Ryanair is throwing cash at its problems.

President Trump and other Republican leaders all insist that the latest effort to repeal Obamacare will protect those with pre-existing conditions.

The Russian government has bailed out two major lenders in less than a month. Should investors be worried?

The bonus of Jeffrey Mezger, one of the most powerful people in real estate, will be slashed by 25% after he went on an anti-gay tirade against his neighbor, comedian Kathy Griffin.

Senator Bill Cassidy appeared on "Fox & Friends" Thursday morning and doubled down on his accusation that late night host Jimmy Kimmel doesn't understand the new health care bill sponsored by the senator and fellow Republican Senator Lindsey Graham.

A lucrative corporate takeover is in the works. The accountants at a big company think it might go under. An embattled CEO has decided to quit.

Security experts are pointing the finger at Iran for cyber attacks against the U.S., Saudi Arabia and South Korea.

Bill Gates is sorry that he made it so annoying to log in to your computer.

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When President Trump pledged to create jobs, he probably didn't mean this one.

China's debt binge has unsettled one of the world's top credit ratings agencies.

Hospital pharmacist Mandy Langston remembers when Lulabelle Berry arrived at Stone County Medical Center's emergency department last year.

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Google is doubling down on hardware.

The top regulator for U.S. financial markets says hackers may have made money from breaking into its corporate filing system and gaining access to inside information about companies.

Ford designers can now put on a pair of 3D goggles and see an entire car in the middle of the office. It's a technology that promises to speed up the car design process and make it easier to involve designers on a global scale.

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen on Wednesday warned millions of Americans to scrupulously monitor their credit reports following a "very serious data breach" at Equifax.

Toshiba is selling its prized memory chip business for $18 billion to a group of buyers that includes Apple.