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While other companies have dropped Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, Pine Bros. cough drops have signed him to a new endorsement deal.

The cost of Volkswagen's emissions scandal keeps climbing. The company has now agreed on compensation for the dealerships that had diesel VW cars on their lots that turned out to be rigged to cheat on emissions tests.

Companies across the world are pumping the brakes this year on shipments and new purchases from overseas.

Heather Bresch, the Mylan CEO under fire for skyrocketing EpiPen costs, believes Americans should redirect their anger toward a "broken" health care system.

Uber may be the most valuable privately held company in the world, but that doesn't mean it's making money.

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St. Jude Medical rejected claims made by a famous short seller on Thursday that the company's pacemakers and other lifesaving devices are vulnerable to cyber attacks.

Getting close to the president can be near impossible for the average person.

It's a wrap for Dr. Drew Pinsky's show on HLN.

Mylan announced a series of steps Thursday it says will make its EpiPen more affordable for some patients.

Immigration is a beloved topic at Breitbart News. The right-wing site aggressively promotes a border wall, opposes amnesty and seems eager to incite fear of illegal immigrants.

The incredible popularity of Pokemon Go has exposed millions to the promise of augmented reality.

Britain is quickly losing its charm for some of the world's brightest talent.

Outrage over the massive EpiPen price hike feels like deja vu. A year ago, America was in shock when a drug called Daraprim that's used by some AIDS and transplant patients skyrocketed overnight from $13.50 to $750 a pill.

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The 50-year civil war is over in Colombia, setting the stage for a more prosperous era in the country.

If you use WhatsApp for messaging friends and family, get ready for Facebook to learn even more about you.

Investors are drooling over Jimmy Choo shares after the company said sales of men's shoes are spiking and its business in China is booming.