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The CDC says it has ordered $2.7 million worth of personal protective equipment to help hospitals care for Ebola patients.

Yahoo is looking to reverse a slump in its vital ad revenues.

Uber is looking to boost its presence in India by teaming up with lenders to give loans to aspiring cab drivers.

An autopsy report released last week by a coroner ruled out the involvement of drugs and alcohol in the comedian's death.

More than 25,000 Blizzard fans turned up for BlizzCon in Anaheim this past weekend.

A roundup of 25 stores, theme parks, hotels and more offering discounts this Veterans Day.

Mobile users can't seem to get enough of the reality star's mobile game.

Fitbit's products have been removed from Apple's online store after Fitbit refused to integrate its data with Health app.

President Barack Obama outlined his next steps in Iraq and in Washington following huge Democratic losses in Congress.

Although the quakes are intensifying, it doesn't mean The Big One is on the way.

The last Americans held by North Korea were released Saturday.

The actor and comedian did have pharmaceuticals in his system, though in therapeutic doses.

Standalone deal sites like LivingSocial and rival Groupon are having trouble making it solo.

Pieces of the dismantled Berlin Wall have been installed in locations across the globe. Here are some places you can see them in the U.S.

A partnership between the companies could be the way into China for Apple Pay, but there are a number of other options available as well.

A contestant on Season 19 of ABC's "The Bachelor" reportedly

Twitter plans to use its Hong Kong office to run sales operations, and to compete with Facebook and Google in the region.

The malware, which has been downloaded more than 356,000 times, has affected 467 apps on a Chinese app store.

A new audit of the CalRecycle program says that major changes need to be made to prevent the program from losing more money.

But some places are more ready than others for the kind of marijuana culture that has become a fixture in cities like Denver and Seattle.

Minimum wage activists hope Tuesday’s victories in red states will help pave the way for a raise of the $7.25 federal level.