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WhatsApp is hiking its minimum user age in Europe to 16 from 13 in order to comply with a tough new data privacy law.

The two companies remain in a standoff over their potential combination.

Nissan's redesigned electric car isn't as exciting as some competitors but it's practical and affordable.

While many critics of public pensions point to the eye-popping pension payouts that football coaches and university presidents receive, most public servants are barely getting by in retirement.

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson announced Wednesday a proposal that would increase rent payments for more than two million families on housing assistance.

Facebook confronts Wall Street for the first time since the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

Stacey Abrams, the Democratic frontrunner in Georgia's governor race, is talking opening about her financial issues.

The Federal Trade Commission says Lending Club deceived customers about hidden fees and took money from their accounts without authorization.

Fast food chain Subway could close 500 stores in the US, but it expects to open 1,000 worldwide.

The acclaimed dystopian drama returns Wednesday and with it comes a new opportunity for Hulu to expand its original content footprint against rivals.

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YouTube's latest attempt to fix its problematic video issues is a collection of settings on the its kids app.

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Lululemon's sales and profits have soared and so has the stock. Lululemon has targeted more men as customers and is growing its digital operations. But it once again needs a new CEO and analysts fear the stock is ahead of itself.

Boeing reports 57% jump in earnings and raises guidance on profits and cash flow going forward.

UK house builder Persimmon has survived an investor revolt sparked by anger over a planned payout for its chief executive worth roughly £75 million ($104 million).

The once-taboo topic is more commonplace than you'd think.

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Comcast has formally offered to pay £12.50 ($17.45) per share for Sky, topping a previously agreed bid of £10.75 ($15.00) per share from Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.