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Tim Cook's pay fell by 15% in 2016 due to Apple's failure to meet its sales targets, a filing released on Friday showed.

Tax breaks cost Uncle Sam more than all spending programs other than entitlements and interest on the debt.

Nearly all subway stations in New York City will have cellular service on Monday, a year ahead of schedule.

President-elect Donald Trump has called out Arnold Schwarzenegger for failing to match the ratings he received when he was the host of "The Celebrity Apprentice."

An early prototype of the iPhone reveals how Apple considered making its iconic smartphone more iPod than phone.

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Apple plans to open its first retail outlet in Seoul, the home turf of arch rival Samsung.

Trump's pick for Defense secretary, James Mattis, had been a board director at embattled Silicon Valley blood testing startup Theranos since 2013.

On Thursday, the Federal Trade Commission sued D-Link for its utter lack of security measures in its home internet routers, cameras and baby monitors.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said on Twitter that "all systems are go" for a rocket launch next week. Well, maybe not all systems. He still needs FAA approval.

Longtime Fox News host Greta Van Susteren will join MSNBC as the host of a new early evening program, the channel announced Thursday.

Four people in Chicago bound and gagged a man with mental health issues, then beat and tortured him -- and they broadcast the whole thing on Facebook Live, allowing people all over the world to watch in real time.

Wells Fargo on Thursday announced it's giving 25,000 tellers and other frontline U.S. workers a raise at a time when the bank is struggling to overcome a morale problem caused by the fake account fiasco.

Mexico's central bank has tried to rescue the peso from weakening further since Donald Trump won the election. So far, it hasn't seen the results it wanted.

President-elect Donald Trump will start receiving the monthly job report from the Labor Department the night before its published once he becomes president.

Conan O'Brien's late night variety show "Conan" is, contrary to reports, remaining nightly instead of going weekly. But it may not stay that way for long.