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The Weight Watchers CEO is calling it quits.

Tracy Anderson left her Indiana hometown at 18 with dreams of becoming a ballet dancer in New York.

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Carrie Tolstedt has made a fortune presiding over Wells Fargo's efforts to aggressively sell multiple accounts to each of its millions of customers.

The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, will go to trial December 12 in a long-running fraud case.

A British filmmaker's artistic journey has taken an unusual turn after the huge container ship she was traveling on became stranded in the Pacific Ocean.

General Motors' all-electric Chevrolet Bolt compact car will be able to go 238 miles on a single charge, the automaker announced Tuesday.

Roger Ailes' fall from grace has spread to his alma mater.

Aéropostale has landed a bankruptcy deal that will allow it to keep about 230 stores open and avoid extinction.

Mylan has agreed to fork over documents that will give lawmakers details about the profits the company has made from its EpiPen sales.

A fainting episode caught on camera has made Hillary Clinton's health a top story. But to the Democratic nominee's biggest boosters, the news coverage has amounted to media malpractice.

If you've missed out on a chance to gorge on unlimited Olive Garden pasta in the past, this could be your year.

Apparently, LinkedIn's cofounder wants to add "Trump instigator" to his resume.

A U.S. Congresswoman is calling for a federal investigation into Chipotle over whether it cheated workers of their wages.

The BBC is about to be home to a lot fewer "soggy bottom" jokes -- "The Great British Bake Off" is leaving for another network.

Mercy Hospital in St. Louis wants to provide better care for its patients -- by making sure they don't come to the hospital.

More than 1,200 for-profit college students will be getting a refund for their private student loan payments, and their remaining debts will be canceled.

On September 9 and 10, 2001, George Carlin performed in Las Vegas, working out material for a planned live HBO special that was to derive its title from his closing routine: "I Kinda Like It When a Lotta People Die."