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1. Health care isn't so healthy: The fates of two giant health care mergers are suddenly in question.

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The Newseum in Washington DC, a monument to journalism and the First Amendment, has removed from its gift shop shirts emblazoned with the phrase "Fake News," saying stocking the items was a "mistake."

One collector car auction in California this month could potentially set three separate auto auction records: The most valuable car ever auctioned, the most valuable British car and, just possibly, the most valuable American car ever auctioned.

The Newseum in Washington, DC is a unique monument and museum to journalism and the First Amendment. Visitors flock to it to see its hall of front pages from decades past, or its huge news helicopter hanging from the ceiling. It's an event venue for news organizations and political figures.

A bipartisan group of US Senators want answers from Google about reports the company may return to the Chinese market.

President Trump's ferocious attacks against the press are not just about his beef with the media. They're also about his need to control information.

The Kushner Companies has finally struck a deal to get the building that was supposed to be the centerpiece of its portfolio, but instead had weighed it down for years, off its hands.

Democrats running in November's midterms were warned Friday not to use devices produced by Chinese manufacturers ZTE and Huawei. The warning, which came from the Democratic National Committee, was sent out after the DNC learned that a Democratic organization was considering buying ZTE phones for its staff, a senior Democratic source told CNN.

FX Networks CEO John Landgraf said the TV industry is undergoing "an inflationary period," one that will continue to see growth in the number of original series despite the strained economics that the business faces.

Starbucks customers may soon be able to pay for their lattes with bitcoin.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped its probe into whether ExxonMobil misled investors about its knowledge of climate change and the potential effects on its business.

The Trump administration's proposed rollback of auto fuel economy and emissions standards looks, on the surface, like a welcome gift to the auto industry. It's more like federal regulators just handed the auto industry a great big box of chaos.

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Houston residents will be among the first in the country to access the internet at faster-than-ever speeds. At least that's the promise.

India's airlines are struggling to turn a profit on a boom in passenger numbers.

Macaroni and cheese for everyone! And pass the ketchup while you're at it.

Faced with criticism and indignation from conservatives, the New York Times on Thursday said it is standing by a new hire, while disapproving of some of the rhetoric she has used on Twitter.

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