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Walmart is well on its way to hiring a quarter million veterans.

First there was "Insane" mode that made Tesla Model S and X electric vehicles accelerate really fast. Then there was "Ludicrous" mode, which made them accelerate even faster.

"Star Wars" superfans will get to decamp in a galaxy far, far away for a whole new trilogy.

The words we use to describe inappropriate sexual behavior determine how the behavior is remembered, reported and even investigated.

Senate Republicans have a message for their House counterparts: leave the mortgage interest deduction alone.

Senate Republicans are unveiling their preferences for how to structure a tax reform bill, one week after their House colleagues.

Bernie Madoff's victims are getting more of their money back.

Adidas has left Under Armour in the dust. It's coming for Nike, too.

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The Dow snapped a 5-day streak of records, as the fate of tax reform hangs in the balance.

Google is digging into the dark corners of the web to better secure people's accounts.

Apple users who keep seeing "A?" instead of "i" can finally breathe easy.

Most people think of Roku as a hardware company that makes streaming boxes, dongles and TVs. But it turns out that Roku's most exciting business is advertising.

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AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says he is in "advanced stages of negotiations" with the Justice Department.

Twitter says its system for verifying accounts is broken. Now the company is reconsidering how it hands out its little blue and white check mark icons.

The Trump administration hit 10 more officials in crisis-ridden Venezuela with sanctions on Thursday, after recent elections there were deemed a fraud.

Amazon is continuing its pop-up store spree, and it's next destination is an obvious one: Whole Foods.

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Vista Outdoor, a gun and ammunition company, stockpiled ammunition last year ahead of the 2016 election. Now the company is having trouble selling it.