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Kodak launched on Thursday an Android-based phone called Kodak Ektra, and it's all about taking photos.

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The defective Takata air bag inflator -- found in nearly every major car brand -- has claimed yet another victim, according to federal regulators.

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Its competitors have been testing self-driving technology for years. But Tesla has 'shadow mode' on its side.

New York Fed President William Dudley said deep-seated cultural problems at the nation's biggest banks eroded the industry's trustworthiness.

Tesla is building cars equipped for full self-driving.

Nintendo has revealed new gaming console called Switch -- a part mobile, part home console unlike anything we've quite seen before.

London's financial district is proposing a special new visa to ensure international workers aren't shut out of the U.K. after Brexit.

Verizon revealed on Thursday that its legal team held their first call with Yahoo yesterday to determine the financial impact of Yahoo's massive security breach on the pending acquisition.

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Hillary Clinton's campaign has launched a fundraising tool, Troll Trump, to make sure the Republican candidate's words come at a cost.

Saudi Civil Service Minister Khaled Alaraj acknowledged Thursday that many of his country's government employees are really only working for an hour each day.

Now, fears are growing that controversial Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, who took power less than four months ago, could destabilize the country's economy.

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Instagram is launching new suicide prevention tool designed to reach out and provide help to users at risk of self-harm.

Pakistan has banned all Indian movies, TV and radio as tensions mount between the regional rivals.

Nintendo says it's going to dispel some of the mystery surrounding its long-awaited new video game system -- codenamed "NX" -- on Thursday morning in the U.S.

Donald Trump, who's well known for his love of unscientific online polls, lost an online post-debate survey on the far-right website Breitbart to Hillary Clinton.