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Alex Rodriguez used to be one of the most hated figures in sports, but since leaving the game, he's redeemed his public image.

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Attorneys General in 42 states coordinated to reach a settlement of $100 million against Citibank Friday over "fraudulent conduct."

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India's national airline relies on billions of taxpayer dollars and may not survive much longer.

The Silicon Valley startup will catapult rockets to space, spinning them using electricity.

Elliot Schrage, a longtime exec who played a key role in helping Facebook organize its response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, is stepping down.

The state's attorney general claims the retailer used "unlawful business practices" to fuel the epidemic.

With more credit card holders looking for flexibility in rewards, Amex is launching a cash back card that allows for flexible payment.

Retail sales surged in May, even at physical stores.

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Apple Music's launch of a music publishing department is not a shift into signing songwriters directly. Instead, it'll allow the streaming service to work more closely and effectively with music publishers that represent songwriters.

The Boring Company claims the futuristic Express Loop will cut journey times from downtown Chicago to the airport to just 12 minutes.

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British engineering company Rolls-Royce plans to cut 4,600 jobs in an effort to slash costs across its business.

Time Warner's $85 billion sale to AT&T, now blessed by a judge, is a crowning achievement.

CEO Jeffrey Bewkes and his top four executives are poised to collect hefty exit packages after the company's sale to AT&T.

Over the long term, it could change a lot.

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