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Originally cast in a starring role, Netflix's original DVD-by-mail service has been reduced to a bit player, one that may eventually get killed off as the company focuses on its booming video streaming service.
JPMorgan Chase is settling charges that independent brokers working for the bank discriminated against minorities seeking home mortgages.
Oil and gas giant Exxon Mobil Corp. is buying the Bass family's Permian Basin holdings in a more than $6 billion stock and cash deal.
American Airlines is going to begin selling 'basic economy' fares in an effort to compete with low-cost carriers.
Wal-Mart plans to add about 10,000 retail jobs in the U.S. as it opens new stores and expands existing locations.
A person briefed on the matter says General Motors will announce a $1 billion investment in its factories that will create or keep around 1,000 jobs.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in Dallas today to testify in a lawsuit, accusing one of his companies of stealing trade secrets and destroying evidence.
President-elect Donald Trump says his plan to replace the nation's health care law will include "insurance for everybody."
Takata Corp. has agreed to plead guilty to a single criminal charge and will pay $1 billion in fines and restitution for concealing a deadly defect in its air bag inflators.
Federal officials said that a Houston company is recalling more than 3,500 pounds of chicken breast product due to mislabeling and undeclared allergens. There have been no confirmed reports of anyone getting sick.
Ivanka Trump plans to step aside from her executive roles at the Trump Organization and her lifestyle brand, but said that she is confident that both businesses will continue to "thrive."
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry said that he has stepped down from the boards of two energy companies that are developing the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline project.
China's auto market had a bumper year in 2016 as sales grew by 15 percent, with drivers rushing to buy cars before a tax break expired at the end of the year.
The imminent criminal plea deal between Volkswagen and U.S. prosecutors in an emissions-cheating scandal could be bad news for one group of people: VW employees who had a role in the deceit or subsequent cover-up.
For the first time, Ford is offering a diesel engine to its F-150 pickup truck. The change is one of several coming for America's best-selling pickup truck in the 2018 model year.