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A judge for the U.S. ITC ruled in January that Apple violated one of Masimo's patents for using light sensors to gauge blood oxygen levels in smartwatches.

Nurse and TikTok content creator Staphenee Beggs shares her inspiring story of how she made over two million dollars in profits from selling study notes.

Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw told reporters in East Palestine on Saturday that he was there to support the community following the toxic Ohio train derailment.

Paychex founder and author of ‘The Italian Kid Did It’ Tom Golisano shares his path to success and how he overcame life's unprecedented obstacles.

The Illinois Supreme Court issued an opinion in an ongoing case against White Castle in connection to the Biometric Information Privacy Act that could potentially result in major fines.

Packers Sanitation Services, Inc., was hit with over $1.5 million in fines by the Department of Labor after more than 100 children were found to be working in plants across the country.

Gas prices dropped slightly this week and are projected to continue falling from their 2022 highs, according to reports. Here is how to keep your overall auto payments down.

Larry Kramer, the former dean of Stanford Law School, has emerged after being identified as a co-signer of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried's release on bond.

The average tax refund amount so far this filing season is worth about $1,963, a decline of about 11% when compared with last year, according to IRS data.

Learn about 16 of the best jobs for college students, whether you want to work remotely, on campus or off campus.

Chobani Chief Executive Hamdi Ulukaya jumped into action after hearing about the back-to-back earthquakes that struck Turkey, his home country, and Syria.

A federal judge on Thursday raised the possibility of Sam Bankman-Fried being sent back to jail over concerns that the disgraced FTX founder violated his bail agreement.

About one-quarter of U.S. households said they have tapped their savings to pay for a basic expense like groceries or rent amid painfully high inflation.

Jenna Giannios, an Ohio resident who lives near the train derailment, and Ohio AG David Yost are sounding off on the government's inadequate response to the catastrophe.

U.S. households are racking up credit card debt as they confront relentlessly high prices for everyday necessities, the New York Federal Reserve reported Thursday.

Paying for college doesn't have to be complicated. Here's what you need to know about when and how to cover your tuition costs.