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Qatar says its economy is strong enough to cope with what it calls a "blockade" by neighboring Arab states.

Sears Canada filed for bankruptcy early Thursday, making it the latest casualty of the crisis among traditional brick-and-mortar retailers. It's also another sign of trouble for the iconic retailer.

The White House isn't done talking about technology.

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President Trump has condemned the Dodd-Frank rules placed on Wall Street as a "disaster" that have prevented banks from lending money to cash-starved businesses.

1. Spotlight on Facebook: Facebook will hold its first-ever "community summit" on Thursday and Friday in Chicago.

It's not making as many headlines as a month ago, but the WannaCry worm is still crawling through the internet.

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American Airlines has been at odds for months with the union that represents its flight attendants. The issue: new uniforms.

The sky is blue. The grass is green. Humans need food and water to survive. Well, unless you believe a story published in several major news outlets over the past week.

After more than a month of ducking reporters and communicating almost exclusively through his Twitter account, President Donald Trump is finally ready to give an interview. Just don't expect any hard-hitting questions.

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Nike could be ready to cut out the middleman and start selling directly on Amazon.com, according to a Goldman Sachs analyst report.

Want to become a contestant on "Bachelor in Paradise"? You'll need to sign a contract that allows the producers of the show to do nearly anything they want to you and your reputation -- including filming you naked, airing the details of any part of your life they think is relevant, or flat-out lying about you and things you've done. And you'll have to agree that the producers are not liable for almost anything that happens to you in the course of filming, whether you're injured, suffer emotional trauma, catch an STD -- or, in the words of the contract, subject to "unwelcome/unlawful contact or other interaction among participants."

PNC Bank is closing its account with an influential marijuana legalization group, the Marijuana Policy Project.

The next Olympic Games will be a spectacle of modern technology.

George Clooney got rich off his movies. Now his tequila business is making him even richer.

The recent drop in the cost of oil has been a happy surprise for drivers, who are enjoying the cheapest gas prices at the start of summer in 12 years.

More than 100 cybersecurity and voting experts are urging the government to make the U.S. voting system more secure.

Qatar is not sounding the alarm bells just yet.