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"You are just going to bring down the entire Internet."

China has the green light from U.S. and European regulators to go ahead with a $43 billion takeover, its biggest ever.

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Talk about carb loading. Sandwich chain Panera has agreed to sell itself to JAB, a German conglomerate that owns Krispy Kreme and the Einstein and Noah bagel chains, for $7.5 billion.

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Tyra Johnson grew up in coal country. She was never a miner, but she feels a part of the "tribe."

Kendall Jenner's new ad for Pepsi has fallen flat.

Connecticut governor Dannel Malloy is helping undocumented parents in his state prepare for the unthinkable: making sure their children will be taken care of should they be detained or deported.

Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" is facing a rapidly growing exodus of advertisers in the wake of a New York Times report that five different women had reached settlements over allegations of sexual harassment or verbal abuse against the show's host, Bill O'Reilly.

Major League Baseball uniforms will continue to be made in the U.S., and more than 500 factory workers will keep their jobs, even though MLB is switching suppliers for the first time in 30 years.

The NFL has partnered with Amazon to stream Thursday Night Football games during the upcoming season.

The Writers Guild of America will give peace another chance next week as Hollywood waits to find out if an industry-rattling strike is imminent.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is under fire, and Barney Frank is standing up to defend it.

The Bill O'Reilly controversy is becoming a Bill O'Reilly crisis.

Debt collectors are coming ... for your years-overdue unpaid federal taxes.

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Jamie Dimon admitted he received "a lot of complaints" after agreeing to join President Trump's CEO advisory council.

More store closings are coming to a mall near you.