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The problem with smartwatches is that they're just not smart enough to justify the price or upkeep.

Anyone exposed to the entertainment industry long enough has the stories, or has heard them: female talent, subordinates, or anyone perceived as wanting a job or eager to keep one, being taken advantage of; inappropriate statements, voiced without fear of reprisal; management looking the other way, particularly if the responsible party is seen as crucial to the bottom line.

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"Carpool Karaoke" has a surprise passenger: Apple Music.

The Democrats are ahead of the Republicans in the convention ratings race.

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The all-day breakfast glow may be starting to wear off at McDonald's.

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Nearly 50 years after Neil Armstrong walked on the moon, effectively ending the Cold War space race, the next generation of space discovery is nearing its own conclusion.

Hackers have stolen billions of dollars from American companies by impersonating CEOs in an email scam -- and the loot gets wired to banks in China and Hong Kong 83% of the time.

BlackBerry is on a mission to stay competitive and relevant in the smartphone market even as it kills off its most iconic product.

Dr. Neil Clark Warren, the wise old matchmaker of eHarmony, is stepping down as CEO.

The Royal Mint has struck gold with its bullion trading business.

U.S. workers have become notoriously bad about taking all their paid vacation days.

At a time when some discount airlines are leaving the U.K., at least one American airline smells opportunity.

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Verizon doesn't want to just sell phones and wireless service -- it also wants to become a formidable media company.

Paramount has broken ranks with other Hollywood studios and agreed to ditch contentious contracts that restricted who could watch its movies on pay-TV in Europe.

Under Armour is moving to 5th Avenue.

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