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Top members of a House Oversight Committee investigating EpiPen maker Mylan want more information from the company about the device's profit margins.

Robots are going to make mistakes. A new MIT project could help.

From a smart home gadget to Pixel smartphones and a new Chromecast, here's a look at what the rumor mill is serving up ahead of Google's big event.

Nate Parker wants the focus back on his film "Birth Of A Nation" and not on his 1999 sexual assault case.

Colombia's peso fell 2.6% on Monday after a peace deal that would have ended a 52-year civil war failed a referendum vote.

It seems investors are once again betting that Netflix could be a good takeover candidate for Disney -- which has partnered with Netflix on Luke Cage and other Marvel shows. Apple is also rumored to have interest.

Facebook is taking on Craiglist and eBay with a new marketplace for people to sell and hunt for stuff.

The U.K. plan to leave the European Union is coming into focus, and markets don't like what they see.

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Raises of 5% or more for all U.S. employees just went into effect.

The state of Massachusetts has sued Morgan Stanley, accusing the bank breaking its own rules and running sales contests to churn out loans to rich clients.

Commuters in a New York suburb can now get free or discounted Uber rides to the train station.

One year after Google created Alphabet, Google proper is mostly unchanged, but its most ambitious divisions are facing new pressures.

Snap It proposes a simple solution to those who struggle to keep track of their caloric intake: Take a photo of your food, and immediately see its calorie count.

Chipotle is adding a new item to its menu starting on Tuesday: chorizo. It did a test of the spicy sausage in select markets in June.

Kirobo Mini, Toyota's 4-inch high robot, can chat away with people and respond to facial expressions.

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Bass Pro Shops is buying Cabela's for $5.5 billion. One company specializes in fishing, the other in hunting, and both sell guns.

Facebook Messenger Lite is a slimmed down version of its popular messaging app designed to work for users with slower internet speeds.