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Mylan's program to distribute its troubled EpiPens in schools are drawing antitrust allegations.

If you're itching for a new iPhone, or curious whether Apple will finally do away for the headphone jack, the company will reveal everything you need to know about its next-generation smartphone this week.

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Greta Van Susteren, one of the top anchors at Fox News, has suddenly left the channel after 14 years.

It won't be "Mythbusters," but Netflix has a treat for fans of that show.

General Motors has settled two closely watched lawsuits over cars that had faulty ignition switches.

Amazon now has its own planes, several hit TV shows, a massive cloud computing business ... and oh yeah, it still sells a gajillion books, toys, and tons of household items online.

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The summer is coming to an end, but the Spanish economy is still basking in the sun.

Netflix announced there will be two more seasons of its addictive drama "Narcos."

Guns are selling at unprecedented levels this summer, which means 2016 is well on its way to breaking the all-time record for background checks.

It's no secret that Donald Trump is unhappy with the Federal Reserve and the person who heads it: Janet Yellen.

Apple is expected to unveil a new iPhone on Wednesday -- a cause for celebration for the throngs of iFaithful.

Major oil producers are talking up the prospect of a production freeze ... again.

Women ask for a raise as often as men, but stand a much smaller chance of getting one.

The $63.5 billion offer on the table for U.S. seed giant Monsanto was already the biggest takeover bid this year. But in an effort to clinch a deal, Germany's Bayer says it's ready to go even bigger.

British Airways says it has fixed a computer problem that caused delays and long lines at numerous airports.

It's back-to-school time in the U.S. and Canada.

Roger Ailes has retained the libel lawyer who represents Hulk Hogan in his suit against Gawker and Melania Trump in her suit against The Daily Mail.