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Donald Trump keeps in touch with all the television networks, but right now he has only one on speed dial: Fox News.

Jon Stewart is set to appear on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" for the show's first live show covering the conventions.

The Mercedes-Benz Style Edition Garia Golf Car could be offered for sale, if enough customers are interested.

Facebook released its third diversity report on Thursday and revealed that its quest for a more diverse workforce isn't going so well.

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Many graduates from the Indian Institute of Technology have gone on to start and lead global tech companies. Here are a few of the most notable alums.

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The mayor of Rio posted a Facebook message to Nintendo and Pokemon Go asking for the popular game to launch at the 2016 Olympics.

The semi-autonomous driving technology is still too limited in its capabilities to live up the expectations of many drivers that it can drive the car on its own, the magazine said.

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"Ghostbusters" returns to haunt theaters this weekend with female cast. We spoke with an actual female ghostbuster to find out how she felt about the series.

Airbus has launched a booking site dedicated solely to A380 flights, hoping the capitalize on the popularity of the aircraft among some passengers.

Taiwanese police are trying to figure out how hackers managed to steal over $2 million from ATMs without using a bank card.

David Samson, a close political ally of N.J. Gov Chris Christie, is due to plead guilty in scandal involving a United Airlines flight scheduled for his benefit.

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Larry Fink, one of the most influential figures in finance, isn't a believer in the big rally in stocks. The boss of the world's largest asset manager BlackRock pointed to signs that retail investors have been yanking money from the market.

The U.S. oil business may be on the cusp of a huge comeback, one that would create a serious worker shortage. Goldman Sachs predicts the industry may need to hire 100,000 jobs by the end of 2018.

The future of the technology industry could depend on a messaging app that few in the U.S. have ever used.

A Chinese citizen has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison by a U.S. district court after pleading guilty to hacking into the networks of U.S. defense contractors and colluding to steal sensitive military data.