Hopes for a Twitter takeover are fading fast following reports that Google owner Alphabet, Disney and Apple are all taking a pass on making a Twitter bid. Will Twitter be forced to sell to Salesforce? Wall Street may not like that either.
Fox News isn't commenting on a controversial segment by its on-the-street interviewer Jesse Watters that has been widely criticized for containing several offensive Asian stereotypes.
Most people who end up with zero federal income tax liability are low- and middle-income. But every year a tiny sliver of non-payers can be found among those pulling down $1 million or more.
A Samsung Galaxy Note 7 phone caught fire on board a Southwest airplane at the Louisville airport on Wednesday. The owner says he already replaced his Note 7 after it was recalled for similar issues last month. The CPSC says it will investigate the incident.
Driven by its staunch opposition to Donald Trump, The Atlantic has endorsed Hillary Clinton for President of the United States, marking just the third time in the magazine's 160-year history that it has made a presidential endorsement.
Pro football players are turning to reality TV to help them gain a wider audience and cement their personal brands in preparation for life after the game.
