Nestle accused of misleading consumers by using regular groundwater and deceptive labeling

One tech industry CEO says he "felt angry" and banned neo-Nazis, but questions whether it was the right decision

Solar utilities in the path of the eclipse are preparing for the moment their power source is wiped out

Firestorm over the president's response to the deadly white-nationalist rally jeopardizes tax reform, infrastructure spending

Bad news for the entertainment company famously devoted to positive content: Its shares fell in first day of trading

Concerns are rising over the so-called "Hindenburg Omen," or when high levels of stocks are hitting both 12-month highs and lows

Despite a jobless rate that's at a 16-year low, many working-age adults are still out of the labor force -- here's why

A widely cited index gave high marks to Honolulu, but dinged politically driven turmoil in other U.S. cities

Slumping vehicle sales and the end of the model year, mean big rebates and discounts -- and not just on sedans

Her character grows up during World War II. Her wardrobe includes 1940s-era outfits, hula attire and many accessories

Italian automaker's Aventador S adds some refinements to go with sinuous lines and brute speed

The ousted CEO filed legal documents that are setting the stage for a bitter court battle over the ride-hailing company

Shares of Foot Locker and Hibbett Sports plummeted after both reported declining sales

A budget impasse in Congress now a coin toss, the Wall Street bank says, as White House rift with lawmakers deepens

The White House adviser's views put him far outside the economic mainstream, with skeptics calling them "simplistic and arrogant"

Media company executive says taking a stand against neo-Nazi and other hate groups is "essential"

With the cosmic event visible at midday, employers are likely to see a slowdown in productivity as workers sky-gaze

The outdoorsy retailer is adding a factory and hiring 100 more workers in Maine to offset chronic shortages of the iconic boot

Compare leasing vs. buying carefully to pick the option that works best, not just for now, but for the years to come

Anyone who takes home the $510 million jackpot faces a big choice: take the money all a once or disbursed over 30 years