The former head of the powerful Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a close political ally of Chris Christie, pleaded guilty Thursday to using his position to get a favored flight from United Airlines.
American companies don't have to hand over customer data to U.S. police if it's stored on computers in another country, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday.
Rio is in the midst of an economic crisis. There's uncertainty about whether it will be ready to host the Olympics this summer. But it's working to get Pokemon Go.
Consumer Reports magazine says Tesla should "disable automatic steering" until it changes the software to require drivers to keep their hands on the wheel.
"Ghostbusters" takes place in a fictional world of spooks, spectres, and ghosts. But there's a whole real life profession tasked with hunting something strange in your neighborhood.
The Bank of England surprised markets Thursday by keeping interest rates on hold, but it gave the clearest possible signal that it will act next month to tackle an economic slowdown triggered by the Brexit vote.
Starbucks long ago raised the bar for what customers are willing to pay for a cup of coffee. Now, Starbucks is looking to create an even more upscale brand.
