Hollis Jane, one of the dancing bears at Miley Cyrus’ shocking performance at the VMA show, speaks out about what actually happened and how it made her feel “less than human.”
It has been more than three weeks since BlackBerry’s failed BBM for Android and iPhone launch. A company representative says the app’s developers continue to strive for a new launch date, but would not offer a timeline for the instant messaging app's release.
Bryan Cranston, playing Walter White in “Breaking Bad,” wore a pair of tighty whities in the pilot episode of the AMC series that just sold at auction for a whopping $9,900.
Google’s new ad feature will use your face and name to sell products to anyone in its ad network. Here’s how to opt out of it.
The focus will be on U.S., U.K. and euro-zone inflation, as well as China’s Q3 GDP, industrial production and retail sales.
It is estimated that as many as 100,000 cattle have been killed as the result of the unseasonal snowstorm that dropped as much as four feet of snow on western South Dakota.
Here’s a roundup of the best sales for Columbus Day.
There are two different types of mistresses in China, each with a unique set of economic and cultural implications.
Tom Hanks has a new appreciation for one of the most dangerous and important industries in the world.
Mexico has proposed a bill that would open their energy sector up to private investment
Robin Thicke sits down to talk to Oprah Winfrey about Miley Cyrus, twerking, his marriage to Paula Patton and his recent cheating rumors, on Oprah's show.
Learn why the Apple iPhone 5S, which has registered sales at a record-breaking rate, is causing apps to crash more frequently than its sibling.
The infamous technology factory Foxconn has admitted to having university interns work overtime illegally.
An 11-day strike was brought to a close, with 44,000 ounces of platinum lost as a result of the protracted unrest.
The ex-Soviet republic is also struggling with an economic contraction, a trade deficit, dwindling foreign currency reserves and debt.
The latest government estimates say the write-off for rescuing GM will be a sizable sum, and that figure could change.
In addition, Edward D. Jones & Co. LP says now is the time to keep calm and carry on (with your long-term financial strategy).
After devastating floods in 2011, farmers in Cambodia are facing another bad season and with that, rising debts.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Friday.
With regional airlines getting into Myanmar's airspace, domestic carriers have to adapt.
Once again, two states in a certain region of the country rank high.
Burger King will offer its new lower-calorie, lower-fat French fries, Satisfries, for free this weekend to all customers with no purchase or coupon necessary on Saturday, Oct. 12 and Sunday, Oct. 13 during regular business hours.
Citigroup to post results on Monday that reflect weakening mortgage business after rate jump.
One of the largest crude spills in the state spewed more than 20,000 barrels of oil onto a remote wheat farm.
Anybody want to buy 600,000 tons of oil pipeline? At a serious discount? Contact TransCanada.
An error that makes the latest iPhone 5s screen to go blue is plaguing users multitasking between apps.
Legal bills, currently at $9.2 billion and still climbing, trashed the third-quarter performance of the nation's largest bank by assets.
The world will have 11 trillionaires within two generations, according to Credit Suisse research.
More than 77 million people in Pakistan do not have enough food, due to the government’s archaic and unjust agricultural policies.
Analysts expect S&P 500 companies to report Q3 earnings of about 3%, down from close to 10% at the beginning of 2013.