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Speaking publicly to theater owners for the first time since the hack, Rory Bruer, Sony's president of worldwide distribution, kicked off the studio's presentation saying only that "there were a few stories written about Sony last year."
The Dallas Cowboys are changing the way season ticket holders share or sell their tickets by doing away with tickets printed with a PDF file.
ATM thieves are getting more creative in their attempts to steal the cash machines directly from a variety of stores.
Joanne Kasten and her friends didn't mind that they didn't get to tour the Blue Bell plant in Brenham -- even after their 110 mile journey on motorcycle.
There is a growing trend of Texans leaving the Lone Star state to take part in what has become a Pot Rush in Colorado.
As the Centers for Disease Control issue a blunt warning about Blue Bell ice cream, some customers are worried the damage may have already been done.
Blue Bell Creameries says it's getting closer to identifying how listeria got into its facilities, after the century-old Texas ice cream maker issued a massive recall because its products were linked to a deadly string of illnesses.
Shares of Kimberly-Clark rose Tuesday after the maker of Huggies diapers and Kleenex tissue reported strong first-quarter results. The company's shares jumped 4.4 percent.
It could be two to four weeks before Blue Bell ice cream is available in stores again, after the company voluntarily recalled all of its products. But will you still buy it?
A widow who says flight crew left her husband in an airplane bathroom to die is now suing Southwest Airlines and the flight crew.
The state's unemployment rate slipped to 4.2 percent in March for the seventh straight month of declines. The Texas Workforce Commission announced the figure on Friday.
Verizon is giving its customers more control over the channels that they pay for, as the cacophony of cord cutting and live streaming services reshape the cable TV industry.
Google is changing the way its search engine recommends websites on phones and tablets in a shift that's expected to sway where millions of people shop, eat and find information.
A number of people have stepped up to help brides and grooms worried about where they'll be able to purchase a wedding cake. Romano's Bakery closed it's doors this week, leaving some 90 brides and grooms "cakeless."
AAA Texas on Thursday reported that the statewide price at the pump was $2.23 per gallon. Meanwhile, drivers across the country are paying an average $2.41 per gallon.