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A new report confirms rumors that Jill Abramson refused an offer to resign from her position as executive editor at the New York Times, and indicates that she was hoping to keep her job.

The ouster of New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson has raised questions about gender equality in the newsroom.

Would U.S. workers be better off if everyone knew everyone else’s salary? At some companies, pay transparency policies are already being tried -- and they’re working.

Black media groups on Thursday applauded the appointment of Dean Baquet the first African-American to lead the New York Times, who is replacing Jill Abramson, the first woman to fill the role.

New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson abruptly left the paper after almost three years on Wednesday. Will she choose to keep her tattoo of the Times "T" logo?

The first female top editor at the New York Times is leaving after only three years on the job, the company announced on Wednesday.

The former Treasury Department official joins the Chinese Internet giant as the company begins its IPO process.

The April season 7 premiere of 'Mad Men' had the lowest ratings since its second season premiere in 2008 -- but a lot has changed since 2008.

Putting money into China is tempting, but the picture of the company is far from complete.

A new species of spider has inspired an advanced breed of miniature robots.

"Frankly, it would be great if whatever money is available for injured people could go to them," Judge Robert Gerber said.

The “Cinderella surgery” is performed to alter the shape and size of a woman’s feet to allow them to fit more easily into designer shoes.

Across party lines and age groups, Americans want Russia to feel the heat.

The U.S. said further sanctions are ready to be deployed, while Russia's foreign minister accused the U.S. of "running the show" in Ukraine.

The majority of survivors remain unemployed or unfit to work, while financial aid from the government has been slow in coming.

LG has revealed more details and a closer look at its G Watch, powered by Android Wear, and we wish they hadn't.

Less than a week after an agreement to resolve the crisis in Ukraine, new violence has been reported in the country's east section.

General Mills is asking customers to relinquish their right to sue, but that could be rendered illegal under a bill to curb forced arbitration.

A report's findings that Russia withheld intelligence about the Boston Marathon bombing suspect could further strain U.S.-Russia ties.

LPGA Tour pros Stacy Lewis and Juli Inkster spoke out against Golf Digest's decision to feature Paulina Gretzky, a model, on the cover of it's May fitness issue.

Fort Hood's commanding officer said an investigation will be "digging deep" into the background of Spc. Ivan Lopez.

After killing three people and injuring more than a dozen others, the gunman, identified as Spc. Ivan Lopez, was confronted by a military police officer before he shot himself.

The Hollywood writers’ union has criticized Comcast’s use of Internet data caps, but Comcast says the union’s facts are wrong.

Staying youthful and beautiful apparently requires unique beauty treatments. Supermodel Bar Refaeli shows off a gold facial she got this week.

Jake Silverstein, the newly appointed editor-in-chief of the New York Times Magazine, believes "it's wise to make observations before you make big changes."

Chelsea Handler is going to reportedly quit her "Lately" show on E! Network.

Conflict, controversy and biased “outside” media coverage drew two brothers back to their native land to create an alternative voice from the ground up.

Ben Richardson, who resigned from Bloomberg News this week, spoke with IBTimes about the future of investigative journalism in China.

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