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Katie Couric is leaving the role she has held at Yahoo News since 2013.

Martin Shkreli's fate now rests with a 12-person jury.

Tobacco stocks went up in smoke on Friday after the FDA said it wants to slash the level of nicotine in cigarettes to make them less addictive and easier to quit.

After months of internal anxiety and uncertainty, the New York Times saw some marquee staff members head for the exits this week.

Once upon a time, American women dressed in a work uniform: long skirts, kitten heels, modest blouses. But in 2017, female employees can wear everything from sheath dresses to hoodies while on the job.

Most people expect to spend less money after they retire. But that might not be the case -- at least not at first.

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There has been no shortage of ink spilled over the similarities between Richard Nixon's Watergate scandal and the Russia investigation that's dogged Donald Trump's young presidency.

Four huge airlines on three continents want to create a virtual super-airline. They plan to spend more than $1 billion to do it.

Wells Fargo is trying to fix its battered reputation. The latest scandal won't help.

You work hard to be socially conscious. But what about your money?

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The hometown of Mercedes-Benz and Porsche is bracing for a ban on diesel cars starting as soon as January 1.

The Starbucks-owned Teavana brand is closing down all its storefronts, in what is the latest blow to struggling American malls.

Gin has always been the star ingredient in the classic G&T. But the tonic can be very lucrative.

Soccer's reach in the United States is growing thanks in large part to marquee European clubs. And some of their biggest stars are playing this month on American soil.

An organization founded by Laurene Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs, will assume a majority stake in The Atlantic, the magazine's parent company announced Friday morning.

Volkswagen has been dethroned.

The U.S. economy gathered momentum during the first full quarter with President Trump in charge.

It seemed like it could be a perfect match, but Meg Whitman says she won't run Uber.