Uber shares continue sliding in first full day of trading
Uber shares are down 7% and trading below $40 before the opening bell.
Time for businesses to set up employee retirement plans?
With 2019 more than one-third over, small business owners without employee retirement plans may want to consider starting one before more time passes.
Cory Booker's tech startup failed but industry ties lasted
Cory Booker was the mayor of New Jersey's largest city and considering a run for higher office, but he had a different goal in mind when he appeared on stage at the 2012 Tech Disrupt Conference in San Francisco.
Tariff increases muddy prospects for US-China trade peace
The United States and China are raising tariffs on tens of billions of dollars' worth of each other's imports, escalating a trade war, spooking financial markets and casting gloom over the prospects for the world economy.
Apple revamps TV app for Samsung TV support, more direct channel subscriptions
Apple rolled out its new Apple TV app Monday, touting that the television-watching platform would be available in more than 100 countries and on select Samsung Smart TV devices.
Supreme Court says 1 state can't be sued in another's courts
The Supreme Court is ruling that one state cannot unwillingly be sued in the courts of another, overruling a 40-year precedent.
Sri Lanka imposes curfew, blocks social media amid violence
Sri Lanka's government says it is temporarily blocking social media and messaging apps to prevent the spread of "misinformation," the third time it has taken such a step since Easter attacks killed more than 250 people.
Mailchimp Expands as a Full-Service Marketing Platform
Email marketing platforms are a key part of most digital marketing strategies because they provide not only an effective outreach channel, but one that's also easy to use with a low cost of entry.
Onex to buy Canada's WestJet airlines
Canadian private equity firm Onex Corp. has signed a friendly deal to buy Canada' second largest airline.
Facebook removes fake Italian accounts ahead of EU election
Facebook says it has shut down some Italian accounts that were phony and pages that were spreading fake news ahead of European Union parliamentary elections.
AP Explains: WikiLeaks founder has multinational legal woes
The founder of anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, is wanted by prosecutors in two countries - the United States and Sweden - and he is currently imprisoned in a third - Britain.
US agency probes whether GM pickup recall went far enough
U.S. safety regulators are investigating whether General Motors went far enough when it recalled about 3,000 small pickup trucks in 2016.
The Latest: Norwegian tanker's hull punctured off UAE coast
The Latest on alleged sabotage of ships off the coast of the United Arab Emirates (all times local): 7:30 a.m.
Stocks plunge as trade war between U.S. and China escalates; Dow Jones Industrial Average drops 480 points
Stocks plunge as trade war between U.S. and China escalates; Dow Jones Industrial Average drops 480 points.
China announces tariff hikes on $60 billion of US imports in retaliation for Trump's latest trade penalties
China announces tariff hikes on $60 billion of US imports in retaliation for Trump's latest trade penalties.
Deepfakes Expose Societal Dangers of AI, Machine Learning
As we head into the next presidential election campaign season, you'll want to beware of the potential dangers that fake online videos bring through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML).
Liz Weston: The life-changing magic of working a bit longer
Retirement experts frequently recommend working longer if you haven't saved enough.
Cracks appear in German government over planned climate law
Divisions between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her coalition partners appear to be widening over plans for an ambitious law to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
China retaliates on tariffs, stock markets go into a slide
Companies are waiting to see how China will retaliate for President Donald Trump's latest tariff hikes on Chinese imports while economists warned the escalating dispute could slow growth.
Perdue barbecues to sell Japanese on buying more US beef
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue has picked up his barbeque tongs to convey his message to Japan: Buy more American beef.
















