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Would you rather see Twitter stay independent or get bought by a company that calls itself a "customer success platform?"

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Airlines are canceling thousands of flights as Hurricane Matthew takes aim at Florida.

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Prisma, the summer's breakout app, can now transform videos the way it does its photos.

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Show me the money? How about...show me economic growth.

"Double Dare" -- the messy Nickelodeon game show hit of decades past -- is coming back for one night only.

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Investors have flocked to utilities, consumer stocks, telecom companies and real estate firms this year because they all pay steady dividends. The thought was that these stocks are attractive and safe at a time when bond yields are so low.

Fox News anchor Harris Faulkner has reached an agreement with Hasbro after suing the company over a toy hamster that bears her name.

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Don't look now. Oil prices are back above $50 a barrel -- thanks largely to OPEC's willingness to once again act as the world's crude referee.

Police in India have arrested 70 people on suspicion of posing as IRS agents to steal cash from U.S. citizens.

Does anyone want to buy Twitter? Maybe someone will make a Price is Right-esque sympathy bid of $1?

Scott and Ally Svenson weren't planning to become entrepreneurs again.

Virgil Kahl believes America is in "breathtaking" danger: It's deeply in debt.

Samsung is grappling with a huge and embarrassing recall of one of its flagship smartphones, but its stock just hit a new high. What gives?

The bills for Brexit are beginning to be paid.