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For the first time in its history, Starbucks is giving all of its baristas sick leave.

European antitrust officials have slapped Qualcomm with a massive fine for paying Apple to use its chips in iPhones and iPads.

It's no laughing matter for Russian officials.

1. Toys "R" Us is shutting stores: More than 180 of them, in fact, accounting for about a fifth of its U.S. retail outlets. The decision comes four months after the toy seller filed for bankruptcy, struggling with $5 billion of debt in the face of competition from rivals like Walmart and Amazon.

Chinese billionaire Wang Jianlin once boasted about his sprawling global business empire. Now, the country's former richest man is offloading international properties and emphasizing his domestic investments.

An early cheerleader for bitcoin has announced it's pulling the plug on the digital currency.

The protracted sale of The Weinstein Company has entered a new phase.

The fear factor surrounding self-driving cars appears to be slowly receding.

The media's negative coverage of President Trump is actually helping the White House, Fox News anchor Howard Kurtz argues in his new book, "Media Madness: Donald Trump, the Press, and the War over the Truth."

The first privately funded trip to the moon will have to wait.

The Senate has confirmed Jay Powell as the next Federal Reserve chair.

A Tesla Model S crashed into a fire truck while driving down a California highway, according to Culver City, California, firefighters.

Two more big companies are passing savings from the tax bill along to employees.

The Trump administration's solar panel tariffs could threaten thousands of American jobs.

There's a basic security measure missing from Tinder's mobile dating app.

Uber has hired its first chief diversity officer.

Google is coming for Audible.

The company that makes Huggies and Kleenex is cutting up to 5,500 jobs and closing factories.