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The CEO of McDonald's says crime in Chicago has made it difficult to attract employees and suggested companies like his will continue to leave if the city doesn't address it.

Efforts are underway to simplify streaming for users. The recent trend of media companies wanting to combine their assets under one app may soon include The Walt Disney Company.

Apple CEO Tim Cook attended a meeting with several House Republican leaders on Wednesday to discuss several issues, including Big Tech censorship.

McDonald's announced that it will close all UK restaurants on Monday, September 19 as a mark of respect to Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral.

The European Court of Justice’s General Court largely upheld a decision to fine Google more than 4 billion euros for restricting competition through Android.

Jaz Brisack, the Starbucks barista who helped lead the unionization effort of a Starbucks in Buffalo, NY, last year, is now saying she is being forced out due to her union leadership.

President Biden toured the Detroit auto show on Wednesday, meeting with industry leaders. Biden drove a Cadillac Lyriq ahead of his speech on electric vehicles.

Ford CEO Jim Farley has told dealers they need to decide by Oct. 31 whether or not they want to become certified to sell the brand's electric vehicles.

Wells Fargo agrees to a $94 million class-action settlement for allegedly forcing more than 200,000 customers into forbearance without their consent in violation of the CARES ACT,

Current and former executives from Twitter, Facebook, TikTok and others will address social media national security concerns at a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing.

Peiter Zatko, a security chief turned Twitter whistleblower, testified that the company has foreign agents 'on the payroll' and does not adequately prevent user data access.

President Joe Biden will head to Detroit on Wednesday for the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), where he will meet with auto company CEOs, unions and local leaders.

U.S. national debt is closing in on $31 trillion after Congress spent at an amazing clip and borrowed before the pandemic. Stocks suffered the worst day in two years as inflation rises.

Chick-fil-A apologized after some social media users suggested the fast-food chain's response to a tweet about spicy chicken nuggets was insensitive.

Giant tech companies like Alphabet's Google and Meta's Facebook may be facing further regulation if a bill brought forward by Sen. Amy Klobuchar is passed.

Paramount considers discontinuing its Showtime streaming service, shifting the content to Paramount+, streamlining the company’s offerings amid tough competition.

Google will be facing lawsuits with damages of more than $25.4 billion brought on by British and Dutch courts for its alleged unfair advertising practices.

Starbucks revealed details about its Reinvention plan which includes modernizing stores and investing in new equipment to reduce the time it takes to brew coffee.