Lifestyle and Budget

Johnson & Johnson reportedly stopped selling certain products on Amazon.com in a dispute over third-party sales.

Amazon.com will start delivering packages on Sundays in select cities, partnering with the U.S. Postal Service to make it happen. •Report: J&J Drops Tylenol, Band-Aids From Amazon

Microsoft quietly began a trade-in program for used iPad tablets, challenging Apple fans to switch to products like the Surface.

The home information provider agreed to purchase New York City real estate website StreetEasy for $50 million. 

The bidding war for the streaming video site is now a party of two, in addition to an offer from Time Warner Cable to buy just a stake in the company.

The bidding war over Hulu is nearing completion, with three groups reportedly submitting final offers for the online video site. Meanwhile, Time Warner Cable offered to buy just a stake in Hulu.

The company, which bills itself as the world’s largest digital coupon provider, expects its IPO of about 9.1 million shares to be priced at $20 to $22 a share.

Pandora jumped to a two-year high after Morgan Stanley gave a brighter assessment of the Internet radio provider, which recently made a play for lower royalty rates.

Groupon unveiled a service that features premium deals on high-end brands and restaurants, tapping into the market for upscale offers and experiences.

Online coupon provider RetailMeNot filed for an initial public offering for up to $230 million, as e-commerce activity continues to pick up.

Hulu reportedly attracted at least seven bidders before a deadline passed Thursday, as a bidding war for the online video provider heats up.

FoodtoEat.com is redefining the way you order food.

To find out which stores offer the best prices for your Apple fix, here's a review of several years worth of deals on the hottest Apple products.

The Internet is a priceless research tool for shoppers, but when not used correctly, it can spread all types of myths about technology that could result in consumers spending more money than they should. 

If you’ve traded up for the latest smartphone or tablet, don’t let the older version collect dust and take up space in your desk drawer—make some money from re-selling it.

The world's largest retailer announced a smartphone trade-in program offering customers a credit of as much as $300 to pay for a new device.

RadioShack said it has held discussions with investment banks, as the struggling retailer looks into ways it can improve its financial position.

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The Food and Drug Administration approved 41 first-of-a-kind drugs in 2014, including a record number of medicines for rare diseases, pushing the agency's annual tally of drug approvals to its highest level in 18 years.

Gov. Tom Wolf said Tuesday that he is nominating Tim Reese, a Philadelphia-area venture capitalist and the founder of a minority investor network, to complete the state treasurer's term.