The Wall Street Journal is losing one of its top editors on Friday, and that's only the capper to what has been a trying week at the newspaper, especially with employees already on edge about recent layoffs and more cutbacks still to come.
San Francisco will be the first city in the nation to offer free community college to all residents starting this fall, and will pay for it with a luxury real estate tax. Here's how the city will pay for it.
President Donald Trump's media diet famously involves minimal use of the internet. That preference appears to have been at the root of Trump's outburst directed at the New York Times on Friday morning.
Wall Street strategists and business leaders are worried about Trump policies. But investors aren't paying them much heed. Stocks continue to go up. Why? The U.S. economy is still in much better shape than most of the rest of the world.
Three companies are trying to trademark the term 'fake news.' The animators for 'The Simpsons' want to do a 'Fake News' cartoon, and the team behind hit board game Cards Against Humanity is making a Fake News board game.
The struggling retail icon, which also owns Kmart, announced plans to cut costs and reduce its debt load. Investors are hopeful that it may help Sears finally get back on track.
President Trump's adviser Kellyanne Conway was unrepentant for using her White House position to promote first daughter Ivanka Trump's fashion brand, despite a backlash from ethics experts and public officials.
