Americans split on how much the government should do to promote healthy eating

The EU confirms what most of us already took for granted. Naturally, the company is apoplectic

Surrender to the sugar-coated neutrality of gingerbread spectacles and baking competitions

The lawsuit claims that Uber's "simple but illegal business plan" violates federal antitrust law

Take Ayn Rand, some tech billionaires and Rand Paul -- and the result is a scary new movement. Here's their plan

Layoffs, cutbacks, and mass labor actions among workers are poised to remake post-pandemic Silicon Valley

Leveraging the popularity of its software dominance to steer commercial behavior? We've seen this movie before

Millennials are a vaunted consumer demographic, which is good news for the beleaguered ride-sharing giant

The young Spock's movie shout-out to "new growth theory" isn't just a nifty inside joke -- it's a bold statement of confidence in the promise of technology.

Until recently, mainstream media treated Warren gently, especially compared to Bernie Sanders. That's all changed

How will we react when cars start driving themselves?

Capital strikes — when companies threaten to cease operations to avoid regulation — have a unique American history

Despite certain updates, this carbon copy series doesn't do justice to the charismatic Hilary Duff and Chris Lowell