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Martin Shkreli, the infamous face of outrageous drug price hikes, was back in federal court Thursday.

When Ronald S. Sullivan starts teaching his class at Harvard Law School each semester, he asks his students how many of them have been spread eagle over a police car. Every year, it's the same answer: Two or three black students and maybe one other person of color raises their hand.

Last month, Vanity Fair reported that Donald Trump was eyeing a plan to launch his own news organization. If Trump needed a model for this new media project, he might have found it in none other than Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, the man who may be his running mate.

Donald Trump's lawyers argued this week that his videotaped depositions in two cases alleging fraud at Trump University should not be made public because they would end up in political ads against him.

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The former head of the powerful Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a close political ally of Chris Christie, pleaded guilty Thursday to using his position to get a favored flight from United Airlines.

Like Google, Facebook reveals that its quest for a more diverse workforce isn't going so well.

American companies don't have to hand over customer data to U.S. police if it's stored on computers in another country, a federal appeals court ruled on Thursday.

145 tech power players penned an open letter to the world about Donald Trump.

Rio is in the midst of an economic crisis. There's uncertainty about whether it will be ready to host the Olympics this summer. But it's working to get Pokemon Go.

Consumer Reports magazine says Tesla should "disable automatic steering" until it changes the software to require drivers to keep their hands on the wheel.

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Taiwan is trying to figure out how hackers managed to trick a network of bank ATMs into spitting out millions.

Don't care what airline you fly on as long as you fly on an A380 jumbo jet? Then Airbus has a website for you.

Another day, another record taken out by this red-hot stock market.

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Good news laid-off oil workers: U.S. energy companies could soon face a serious worker shortage.

"Ghostbusters" takes place in a fictional world of spooks, spectres, and ghosts. But there's a whole real life profession tasked with hunting something strange in your neighborhood.

A receding hairline and budget cuts won't stop French President Francois Hollande from keeping his well-paid hairdresser by his side.

JPMorgan Chase looks like a source of calm in this incredibly tumultuous banking environment.