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Picture a software engineer or video game developer. What do you see?

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Wall Street's biggest players have issued a vote of confidence in London, despite huge uncertainty over the city's future as Europe's financial capital.

They were trying to protect American jobs from global trade.

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Welcome to a new day.

The U.K. market for commercial property has just been hit with another massive Brexit aftershock.

Senator Ted Cruz's final email to supporters before dropping out in May was titled, "What I really think about Donald." In it, he called Trump "a pathological liar."

Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson is suing the network's CEO and chairman Roger Ailes, alleging a pervasive practice of sexual harassment.

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It's the end of an era for CBS -- and, in many ways, for broadcasting.

In a year in which politics has at times resembled reality TV, ABC News is still sticking largely with the script -- and tradition -- when it comes to covering this month's political conventions.

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Ian Murdock, the Linux programmer who died under mysterious circumstances after claiming he was beaten by police, hanged himself.

New cracks have emerged in the U.S. oil boom, thanks to the crash in prices orchestrated by OPEC.

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Will some Tylenol cure that pounding Brexit headache investors have been suffering from for the past two weeks? Probably not.

In L.A., even the football teams get TV deals.

European markets took another hit on Wednesday as continued fallout from the U.K.'s recent vote to leave the European Union worries investors. But that's not the only thing breeding fear in the markets.