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At least three executives have left Alphabet in recent months.

The DowDuPont merger is in trouble after Europe's top antitrust watchdog said it launched an in-depth investigation into the deal over competition concerns.

Russian GDP slumped 0.6% in the second quarter compared to last year, marking 18 months of recession.

Everyone wants to sue ride-hailing service Uber. Here's why.

The International Monetary Fund has thrown Egypt a $12 billion lifeline.

Consumers are still spending a lot in China. Alibaba reported sales and profits that were much better than forecasts. That follows strong results from Alibaba rival JD. Jack Ma has big ambitions. Can he outdo Amazon and Jeff Bezos?

Dozens of former Obama staffers have flocked to Silicon Valley for jobs at big tech companies and startups.

The market is in its usual summer lull right now. Are investors too calm? Perhaps. But experts say that despite some lingering fears about the global economy, U.S. stocks are still the place to be. Here's why.

Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Foreign companies doing business in the Asian economic giants run an "extreme risk" of exposure to modern forms of slavery, according to a new report.

The U.S. women's gymnastics team is sporting Olympic uniforms that cost $700 to $1,200 each.

Fox News has been shaken to its core by Roger Ailes' sudden resignation amid harassment claims. Some of his longtime associates are also on the way out.

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The White House has launched a Facebook Messenger bot for composing notes to the president.

Hugh Grant has spent the past five years lobbying for stricter press laws in Britain. He's gotten heavily involved with "Hacked Off," an organization trying to end unethical practices at British publications.

More than two days after power outage took computer system offline, No. 2 airline Delta is still struggling to get its system back to normal.

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Tech investors like Ron Conway, Marc Andreessen, Peter Thiel and Ashton Kutcher are just a few of the names that penned a letter to Governor Andrew Cuomo to reject a bill that would crack down on Airbnb listings in New York.

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