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The company says it will make 90 original movies for its flagship Hallmark Channel and spinoff networks this year.

Netflix has inked a deal with the power producer behind hits like "Glee" and the "American Horror Story" franchise.

He's buying a stake in a generic drugmaker, a month after his company joined with JPMorgan Chase and Amazon to give employees a better option for health insurance.

The white rings should go away after several days, the company said.

Lawyers for AT&T have reportedly taken the unusual step of including Makan Delrahim, the head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division, on their witness list in the lawsuit the DOJ has brought to stop AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.

The new federal tax law caused Fannie Mae to report a $6.7 billion loss.

Elon Musk's plan to deliver internet from space may be one step closer to reality.

Tinder plans to roll out a Bumble-like setting that will make it possible for women to only interact with men they message first.

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By poaching another top producer, Netflix is serving notice that it won't easily be trumped in the battle for premium content.

A Powerball winner in New Hampshire sued the state lottery under the name of Jane Doe, arguing that she shouldn't have to give up her identity to collect the jackpot.

A digital photo of a red rose sold for $1 million worth of cryptocurrency to a group of 10 collectors.

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The Democratic senator is not impressed with the bank's attempts to right its past wrongs.

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Prices and wages are rising after years of stagnation. That's a good sign for many Americans, even if they pay more at the pump. In general, price increases should be manageable as wages go up in tandem.

The average cost of a wedding was $33,391 last year, down 5% from 2016. But couples in New York city face much higher bills.

Home Depot and Lowe's is looking to add 133,000 jobs between them as they avoid the troubles of other brick-and-mortar stores.

During a Shaun White press conference, female reporters weren't called on. U.S. Ski and Snowboarding denies that the act was intentionally meant to exclude them.

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