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The latest open offer is the second attempt by Diageo to gain a larger stake in the Bangalore, India-based company.

Canadian franchise operators for the world's largest quick-service restaurant chain face accusations of preferring foreign temps over locals.

In what is being called an "act of aggression," pro-Russian activists seized government buildings and a police station, witnesses said.

A few things users should know about the new Samsung Galaxy S5.

The company appears ready to take a gamble on a growing public demand for healthier foods.

Wal-Mart's plan to offer Wild Oats organic products has thrifty foodies salivating, but how organic will these products really be?

As speculation about the device heats up, consumers are warming up to the idea of spending for a larger, sleeker phone.

The new generation of teens appears to care less about proms than their predecessors, or at least is not willing to spend quite as big.

The new 12-inch MacBook Air could feature a fan-less design, a new buttonless trackpad and a higher resolution display.

A surprising downturn in China's shark fin market boosts the outlook for some endangered species.

The renderings also show how iPhone 6 models could compare in size to other Apple devices, such as the iPhone 5s and iPad mini.

The iWatch’s processor would be designed by Apple while its production is expected to be outsourced to Samsung, a report said.

Evenflo Company, Inc. recalls over 1.3 million child safety seats due to buckle defect.

Ben & Jerry's is offering a Free Cone Day on April 8th from 12-8 p.m. Check out where the deal is offered and how to get the special treat.

Burger King is competing with McDonalds and Taco Bell with a new Breakfast Value Menu with limited-time offerings. Here's what you can buy for $1.

The Galaxy Note 4 could be powered by a Samsung-made Exynos processor with 6-cores or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 CPU.

Internal documents have revealed that the iPhone’s growth is slowing and Apple knows why.

Chinese carriers believe that consumers may be holding out for the iPhone 6, which is likely to sport a screen size of nearly 5 inches.

The stock opened at $26 per share and surged 40 percent on the opening day of trading.

Uncle Bubba's, a Paula Deen-owned restaurant which was in the spotlight last year following a racial discrimination lawsuit, abruptly shut its doors Thursday unbeknownst to its employees, who collected their severance pay in the parking lot.

The payment system is the first commercial deployment of a new authorization protocol developed by the FIDO Alliance.

Apple could lose its place at the top of the smartphone heap as consumers are distracted by the HTC One M8 and Samsung Galaxy S5.

The center-right Abbot administration is cutting a program that has boosted ethical sourcing in the country’s garment industry.

Japan Display would be the first supplier to begin production in May while others are expected do so by June.

On Tuesday, Japan’s sales tax is slated to rise from 5 percent to 8 percent.

The sketches suggest that the two volume buttons could be united into a single button, similar to the one featured in the iPhone 3G and 3GS.

Why Japan Display’s 5.5-inch WQHD and news about a bigger iPhone 6 may not be a coincidence.

McDonald's announced Friday that it will offer free coffee with its breakfast menu items for two weeks. Here's how to get your free McCafe.

Some farmers in Vietnam may hold their coffee beans as a hedge against inflation in local currency.