Some of the most hardline fiscal conservatives in the House on Friday made clear that for all their distaste of debt, they could live with tax cuts that add to it.
ExxonMobil hit back at New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman over his investigation into how the company portrayed the risks that carbon regulations pose to its business.
CNN has parted ways with Reza Aslan, the host of a documentary series on the network, whose profane anti-Trump tweets were widely criticized earlier this week.
Tech stocks took a hit after a Goldman Sachs analyst questioned this year's run-up in the industry's five biggest names -- Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet -- the parent company of Google.
"I'm not worried about artificial intelligence giving computers the ability to think like humans; I'm more concerned about people thinking like computers -- without values or compassion," Apple CEO Tim Cook told MIT grads Friday.
Thomas Edison may not think this is a bright idea: General Electric is trying to rid itself of the light bulb business that has symbolized the company for 125 years.
The shock U.K. election result has increased the risk that 21st Century Fox's planned takeover of broadcaster Sky could be scuppered by political opposition.
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick is going to be 41-years-old in August. He's not some starry-eyed millennial with little real-world experience running a business. But if Uber ever wants to go public, Kalanick is going to need some adult supervision.
Satellite radio king SiriusXM is making a big investment in streaming media service Pandora -- but it's not taking over Pandora as many had thought it would.