Bitcoin: The Future of Money or Road to Financial Ruin?
Bitcoin had a rough week, with a flurry of rumors that China will shut down exchanges and the head of a major U.S. bank calling the cryptocurrency a "fraud."
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Bitcoin had a rough week, with a flurry of rumors that China will shut down exchanges and the head of a major U.S. bank calling the cryptocurrency a "fraud."
The largest car dealership group in the country is working on hiring more women realizing that, if they don't, they'll lose profits.
A federal appeals court has reinstated a California ban on foie gras, the fatty duck and goose liver delicacy.
The Boston Red Sox have been fined by Major League Baseball for using electronic equipment to steal signs given by a Yankees catcher this season.
California lacks an estimated 1.5 million affordable housing units compared to demand, and the state's homelessness rate is disproportionately high.
One of China's biggest bitcoin exchanges says it will stop trading at the end of the month following reports regulators have ordered all Chinese exchanges for the digital currency to close.
VR holds the promise of putting fans right in the middle of the sporting action but today VR sports have an empty and distant feel to them.
San Jose is suing President Trump for moving to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), claiming that his action is unconstitutional and has caused harm to the city, residents and employers.
Fishermen are part of a new effort using GPS and new software pinpointing areas where lost or abandoned crabbing gear has been spotted.
Blue Bottle Coffee announced Thursday that it would sell a majority stake to Nestle, the world's largest food and beverage company.
Google faces a new lawsuit accusing it of gender-based pay discrimination.
Apple fans who froze their credit after the Equifax data breach may end up with another hassle on their hands if they try to get one of the new iPhones that can cost more than $1,000.
Even in the real estate craziness of the Silicon Valley, the sale of a modest four-bedroom home in a quiet Sunnyvale neighborhood has stirred up quite a buzz.
An Australian judge awarded $3.66 million to comedienne Rebel Wilson on Wednesday over a defamation lawsuit against a magazine that reported she...
There are roughly 125 PG&E workers in Florida helping Florida Power and Light restore electrical service to customers impacted by Hurricane Irma over the weekend as part of a mutual-aid agreement.
