Typos and spelling mistakes are making voters less confident in Trump's ability to do his job, a new survey found.

Former Nike, Adidas, and Reebok executive Sonny Vaccaro believes in the right situation, LaVar Ball's brand for his kids might blossom.

Even in the face of criticism over the price of insulin, two drugmakers — Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk — raised the list price of their insulins again in 2017.

Pandora is currently considering offloading Ticketfly, the ticketing startup it bought for $450 million in 2015

It's possible to take back hastily written emails you may not have meant to send in the first place.

People are opting for strong, bitter cocktails.

If stock investors are worried about economic data that has recently missed expectations, they certainly aren't showing it, with the S&P 500 near a record.

The future is destined to rely on renewable sources of energy and artificial intelligence. Bill Gates says both are viable fields to pursue.

New York City, like most US cities that border an ocean, may eventually flood from sea level rise by 2050. The city released a map that shows where.

Yale-National University of Singapore boasts an acceptance rate of just 5%, several notches below Harvard and even Yale's own flagship branch.

Ronnie Brower is set to marry his bride-to-be this weekend after all the hard work.

Amazon has returned a staggering 50,000%.

UBS' asset-management arm has hired Suni Harford as its head of investments, replacing Dawn Fitzpatrick.

Oliver used his show's investigative skills to look into DaVita, the country's largest kidney dialysis firm.

YouTubers have come up with tricks to turn broken iPhones and other smartphones into fidget spinners.

A big deal in biotech is going to line the pockets of some of Wall Street's biggest firms.

The parents of Penn State fraternity pledge Tim Piazza speak out after his death.

The answer involves an enterprising St. Louis franchisee, a persistent 14-year-old-boy, and a whole lot of soft serve.

If you think dealing with tourists on your way to work is painful, just talk to someone who does it for a living.