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The U.S. disruptions lasted about an hour and applied to all of the company’s listed services, including Google Calendar, Google Drive and G...

Federal agencies are warning consumers to watch out for coronavirus-vaccine-related scams.

Couples are adapting to more-intimate celebrations.

Republicans’ embrace of a baseless Texas lawsuit suggests the “threat to democratic norms is not Trump-specific,” experts say, and not likel...

The Corporate Transparency Act, which was tacked onto the defense bill, would require corporations and limited liability companies establish...

Despite a wealth gap, each year, Black donors give away 25 percent more of their incomes than White donors, according to a 2012 report.

More than 1,000 Sonic Drive-Ins received a total of over $100 million, the latest example of a chain amassing PPP funds.

Disney executives spotlighted a headspinning array of new content for Disney Plus and theaters that it believes will keep consumers pouring...

Impending approval of a vaccine in record time signals the start of a new fight: a massive vaccination campaign amid deep political polariza...

The move comes after a news report alleges the adult website is “infested” with videos depicting sexual violence and child abuse.

The letters to Saint Nick reflect how children's lives have been upended by the pandemic.

The Treasury secretary was peppered with questions from Democrats and Republicans about his decision-making in extending loans and programs.

Amid calls for stricter regulation of congressional stock ownership, researchers find that financial self-interest outweighs party, ideology...

The 30-year fixed-rate average held steady at 2.71 percent. It hasn't been above 3 percent since July.

The Labor Department data marks an increase of 137,000 from one week earlier, showing how the crush of coronavirus cases is creating more da...

The number of workplace holiday celebrations has dropped sharply this year. But many employers are still finding health- and cost-conscious...

The electric car company’s impending inclusion in the S&P 500 is doing wonders at the moment for its share price and its founder’s compensat...

The depressing reason middle class Americans are becoming tax beneficiaries

The platform says it will remove any content that claims widespread voter fraud or errors altered the outcome of the U.S. presidential race.

The battle over HBO Max is the tech-Hollywood fault line gone public.

For years, nursing homes have been shaped by federal incentives, which pay for extra services but haven't paid for measures that would comba...

Nationstar Mortgage, which does business as “Mr. Cooper,” agreed to a settlement with federal and state agencies that totals more than $91 m...

Democrats and Republicans are fighting over legal rights for workers where outbreaks might occur in the future.