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Samsung will resume sales of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in South Korea later this month.

Chrysler is recalling 1.9 million cars and SUVs over airbag and seat belt defects linked to three deaths.

This may be a new low in the tortured relations between Donald Trump and the reporters who cover him for a living.

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Twitter's experimentation with streaming NFL games has been met with largely rave reviews during Thursday night's game.

Donald Trump has lowered the cost of his once-gobsmackingly expensive tax plan.

For years, conservative commentators have railed against Democratic proposals for mandatory paid maternity leave.

Federal consumer safety regulators on Thursday formally recalled 1 million Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones after dozens of users reported the device caught fire while charging.

Mike Krzyzewski is known for producing leaders on the court, but now he's turning his attention to the business world.

The Guardian is about to make major cuts to its U.S. operation, reducing staff by 30%, leaders there announced in a meeting Thursday.

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Ford CEO Mark Fields says GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump is completely wrong when he says that Ford plans to move its U.S. operations to Mexico, or even shift future investment outside the country.

Donald Trump is still going after Ford.

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When Trump first unveiled his tax plan a year ago, it was criticized for being too expensive and too favorable toward the rich. On Thursday, Trump responded to those critics by revealing a major overhaul to his original plan.

Dr. Mehmet Oz has experienced controversy since becoming a daytime TV star, having been dressed down by Congress for endorsing "miracle" diet and weight-loss supplements. But the surgeon-turned-TV host nevertheless found himself over his head, wading into health-related issues surrounding the presidential campaign.

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Elizabeth Warren wants the FBI and Justice Department to explain why no bankers were prosecuted for the financial crisis of eight years ago.

The U.S. is negotiating a trade deal that's worth $38.5 trillion and spans 50 countries -- and most people have never heard about it.