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Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong has been summoned for questioning over suspicions including bribery, prosecutors said Wednesday.

Monopoly is asking the internet to pick its new board game tokens

A group that advocates for drivers wants a ban on self-driving cars to protect jobs.

Airbus said Wednesday its A380 superjumbo has a bright future -- despite disappointing sales so far.

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Secretary of State nominee Rex Tillerson is entitled to a special capital gains tax break if he sells assets to avoid conflicts of interest. But he won't enjoy that same break on the largest slice of his Exxon wealth.

In supporting Donald Trump, Lou Dobbs has found a way back from obscurity and made his show the highest-rated program on Fox Business Network.

Last year, Fox News settled allegations made by former on-air personality Juliet Huddy against anchor Bill O'Reilly as well as an executive at the network.

Volkswagen is negotiating a settlement with the U.S. Justice Department that would require the carmaker to pay $4.3 billion in fines and plead guilty to criminal wrongdoing.

The World Bank lowered its global growth forecast in 2017 on Tuesday, citing "protectionist trade policies" as a key risk.

Three current and former employees of CKE restaurants, the fast-food company run by secretary of labor nominee Andrew Puzder, blasted the company for poor working conditions before a panel convened by Democratic senators Tuesday.

64% of Americans want the president-elect to shut down @realDonaldTrump, the Twitter account that he has maintained since 2009, according to a new poll.

Publisher HarperCollins is ending sales of Trump aide and former Fox News contributor Monica Crowley's book.

A New York judge ruled Tuesday that President-elect Donald Trump's frequent Twitter attacks -- which often include calling people "loser," "dummy," "wacko," and "zero" -- cannot constitute defamation because they are widely seen as opinion.

Some 11.5 million Americans have signed up for Obamacare coverage for 2017 even as Congress moves to repeal it.

David Plouffe, a former senior White House adviser to Barack Obama, is joining the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative as head of policy and advocacy efforts.