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The boards of the two companies said Thursday that they are evaluating "a potential combination."

Hostess Brands says it's paying bonuses of $1,250, and free snacks every week for a year.

Google has finally joined the $100 billion club.

University of Pennsylvania revokes honorary degrees for Steve Wynn and Bill Cosby and strips Wynn name off commons and scholarship.

NBC won't shy away from showing kneeling players during the performance of the National Anthem at Sunday's Super Bowl LII.

UPS has reupped on the Boeing 747 -- another reprieve for the iconic jumbo freighter jet that is slowly being phased out. On Thursday, UPS said it would buy 14 more 747s.

Coca-Cola says diversity is the central theme of its Super Bowl ad, just like it was in "Hilltop" back in 1971.

Officially, they're called 'loaded pasta chips.'

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Despite the NFL's myriad problems, its marquee event is still the biggest game in town for advertisers.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission first heard about the payout when it was reported by the Wall Street Journal on Friday.

Mark Zuckerberg has said he wants to fix Facebook. Now his fixes are causing problems for the stock.

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Athletes are competing at older ages and winning, both within their sports and with endorsement deals.

The NFL and Fox Sports have agreed to a 5-year partnership for the rights to broadcast "Thursday Night Football."

Equifax waived the fee for credit freezes after a data breach exposed the personal information of 145 million people. The deadline to use this offer has been extended to June 30.

Video game companies are soaring, and it doesn't look like it'll end soon.

Xerox invented the photocopier and an early personal computer. But it had a rough past decade.

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