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Matt Lauer did a "tremendous job" leading the network's "Commander-in-Chief Forum" earlier this week, NBC News chairman Andy Lack said in an internal memo Friday.

Senator Chuck Grassley says EpiPen maker Mylan's response to his questions about the treatment's skyrocketing costs won't satisfy his constituents.

Former Wells Fargo employees tell CNNMoney about the unrelenting pressure and insane sales targets that led employees at the bank to open millions of phony accounts.

Stand Up to Cancer's telethon Friday night involves dozens of celebrities, 60 broadcast and cable networks and tens of millions of dollars for cancer research. It's not an easy job.

Stocks sank as investors started to worry that interest rates are finally going to start creeping higher again. It's not really a cause for panic, but it is a sign that investors got too used to rates being near zero for this long.

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Brandon Marshall of the Denver Broncos got dropped by Air Academy Federal Credit Union for kneeling in protest during a performance of the national anthem.

Former Fox News host Greta Van Susteren says she regrets not believing her ex-colleague Gretchen Carlson's sexual harassment claims against their old boss, Roger Ailes.

David Pakman is an entrepreneur turned investor who's backed companies like Dollar Shave Club and Nest.

Parson's student Nayyara Chue demanded more plus-size mannequins at her school. Her concerns echo what others like Tim Gunn are saying about the fashion industry: It's turned it's back on plus-size women and that's not OK.

Volkswagen engineer pleads guilty to criminal charges in diesel cheating case, faces five years in prison.

The NFL is entering its third year of a partnership with Zebra Technologies, which has RFID tags in player equipment and footballs. Will this advanced technology help lead to more accurate calls on the field? Zebra says yes.

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MasterCard is facing a gargantuan lawsuit over claims it ripped off U.K. consumers between 1992 and 2008.

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Saudi Arabia is hoping religious tourists, including millions of Hajj pilgrims, could help plug a big hole in its budget.

Weak global demand for food has pushed down the price of many key agricultural commodities such as corn and wheat. That's great news for consumers ... but it's awful news for Kroger, Whole Foods and other supermarket chains.