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Women shaving their heads at Hindu temples are the unlikely first step in a multimillion-dollar journey.

New video from poet Max Stossel challenges tech companies to design apps and services to enhance humanity.

Some 80% of those who would lose their coverage if Obamacare were repealed don't have college degrees and 56% are non-Hispanic whites, according to an Urban Institute study.

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At least 398 colleges have food pantries on campus to serve students. The hunger problem is beyond a few sad stories.

Donald Trump promised women he would enact six weeks of paid maternity leave and make child care more affordable. So far, he's still talking about child care.

The Los Angeles city attorney is suing four major retailers over claims that they deliberately inflated the original price on some items that misled customers into thinking they were getting a better deal.

President-elect Donald Trump's financial arrangement with "Celebrity Apprentice" could provide him with a cut of the money generated by NBC's product integration deals for the show.

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Takata airbag recall could take until 2023 to complete.

A bipartisan group penned a letter to President-elect Trump urging him to divest from his businesses immediately -- without involving his kids.

Republican leaders keep saying Obamacare is hurting the economy and killing jobs, but there's scant evidence for it. In fact, a number of studies show that the economy has been growing.

FedEx CEO Fred Smith is warning about the dangers of clamping down on free trade, especially tearing up NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada.

Coca-Cola CEO Muhtar Kent will step down and be replaced by president James Quincey.

The public spat between Donald Trump and Boeing, the maker of Air Force One, represents an unusual rift between two historically friendly American institutions?but the tension goes deeper than a tweet about a pair of presidential jets.

There's a long list of companies that Donald Trump has publicly attacked. But you know what they say about there being no such thing as bad publicity? Shares of companies Trump has criticized are beating the market since the election.