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Facebook's satellite was destroyed during the SpaceX rocket explosion on Thursday.

GOP nominee Donald Trump has hinted he may use remittances sent to Mexico, a key source of revenue, to help pay for his wall on the border.

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A Santa Clara-based company is creating jewelry-grade diamonds in a lab, using a plasma reactor that reaches temperatures as hot as the sun.

Martin Shkreli, the reviled drug company CEO who faces federal criminal charges, nearly doubled his $3 million investment in KaloBios.

Thanks to special deals in Ireland, Apple was able to avoid paying tax on most of its global profits for years.

Capital cities are often the engines of growth in their national economies, but not for all.

Global central banks are showing signs of gold buying fatigue. Gold demand at these powerful institutions recently dropped to a five-year low.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is getting serious about adding new 'friends' in Africa by visiting Lagos, Nigeria, to meet with local startup founders and developers.

The European Commission has ordered Ireland to recover unpaid taxes, plus interest, from Apple dating back to 2003.

Summer boys don't either apparently. The struggling mall-based retailer reported yet another quarterly loss as sales continue to slide at the flagship A&F stores as well as its Hollister locations. Will the company ever turn things around?

The magazine is touting this as the first time a magazine has been edited by a sitting president.

Longtime TV critics Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz have taken on the assignment of not only naming and analyzing the top 100 shows in the history of the medium, but actually ranking them.

American Airlines President Scott Kirby has left the company and is taking up the same job at rival United Airlines.

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Internet mogul Kim Dotcom, who's wanted in the U.S. on criminal charges, has won permission for his court battle to be streamed online.

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Aria Gems, an American-Afghan company, is helping to legitimize the trade of Afghanistan's iconic Panjshir emeralds.

The EpiPen scandal has transformed Mylan Pharmaceuticals and its powerful CEO Heather Bresch into the newest symbols of corporate greed gone bad.